Vintage Blue Willow Bread Plate

Vintage Blue Willow Bread Plate

Vintage Blue Willow Bread Plate

Unblemished
$14.00
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Vintage Blue Willow Bread Plate
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Vintage Blue Willow Bread Plate
$14.00
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Classic Johnson Brothers transferware brings a storied, peaceful character to daily table settings or quiet morning rituals. Pressed from enduring English ceramic, its iconic cobalt motifs offer a comforting, timeless backdrop for simple everyday moments.

Note: Two condition options are available; chipped variants feature small, honest edge nicks from historical use that are photographed in listing pictures.

Specifications:

  • Dimensions: Approx. 6.25" Diameter

  • Condition: Available in Unblemished (smooth glaze, no chips) or Character Marks (chips or cracks on edges consistent with age)

  • Origin: Made in England by Johnson Bros

  • Material: Ceramic / Transferware (Cobalt Blue & White Glaze)

We curate one-of-a-kind antique and vintage pieces. Because these items have a past, they may show signs of wear and character. We believe this is what makes them beautiful. If significant blemishes are present on a piece, it will be noted in the product description condition notes.
Every antique and vintage piece in the collection is one-of-a-kind, carrying gentle marks of age and character earned through generations of use. Because each item is irreplaceable, all sales are final.
Complete care is taken to ensure every treasured object arrives safely into your home. If an order experiences damage in transit, please send clear photos of the package and item to info@thecommonplaceshop.com within 48 hours of arrival to begin the claims process.
Standard orders process in 1–3 business days, with an additional 5–7 days for standard delivery.
The Gallery - Wall Art pieces are custom printed and framed to order, requiring 3–5 business days for printing & framing before shipment.

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