Blue Miniature Plate
- Description
The design of this miniature plate is inspired by two Worcester services in the Royal Collection; the border decorations of oak garlands and the national flowers are based on a breakfast service commissioned by George III in 1805, and the Royal Coat of Arms is taken from a spectacular service commissioned by William IV in 1830, still used today at the Garter Day luncheon in the Waterloo Chamber, Windsor Castle.
Made by hand in Stoke-on-Trent using traditional methods unchanged for over 250 years, and finished by hand using 22 carat gold. English fine bone china is highly regarded around the world for its whiteness, fineness, delicacy, and durability.
Not suitable for use in a dishwasher or microwave.
Diameter 8 cm.
- DELIVERY
UK - From £4.95
Europe - From £15
US and Canada - From £20
Rest of World - From £30
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- RETURNS POLICY
Royal Collection Trust Shop offers free returns on all UK deliveries. Items must be returned with the sales invoice within 28 days of the purchase date. Due to hygiene reasons, pierced earrings cannot be returned unless they are faulty.
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The design of this miniature plate is inspired by two Worcester services in the Royal Collection; the border decorations of oak garlands and the national flowers are based on a breakfast service commissioned by George III in 1805, and the Royal Coat of Arms is taken from a spectacular service commissioned by William IV in 1830, still used today at the Garter Day luncheon in the Waterloo Chamber, Windsor Castle.
Made by hand in Stoke-on-Trent using traditional methods unchanged for over 250 years, and finished by hand using 22 carat gold. English fine bone china is highly regarded around the world for its whiteness, fineness, delicacy, and durability.
Not suitable for use in a dishwasher or microwave.
Diameter 8 cm.
The design of this miniature plate is inspired by two Worcester services in the Royal Collection; the border decorations of oak garlands and the national flowers are based on a breakfast service commissioned by George III in 1805, and the Royal Coat of Arms is taken from a spectacular service commissioned by William IV in 1830, still used today at the Garter Day luncheon in the Waterloo Chamber, Windsor Castle.
Made by hand in Stoke-on-Trent using traditional methods unchanged for over 250 years, and finished by hand using 22 carat gold. English fine bone china is highly regarded around the world for its whiteness, fineness, delicacy, and durability.
Not suitable for use in a dishwasher or microwave.
Diameter 8 cm.
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