Antique English Dinner Plate, Anemone Floral, attr. Devon, c.1900

Here it is — the workhorse of the Edwardian dinner table. The flat dinner plate. The one that actually holds the food. And what a plate it is.

Decorated with the same sweeping clusters of pink and purple anemones with those signature pearl-centred stamens and golden-green leaves as the rest of this dinner service, this 26 cm plate is the perfect companion to our matching soup plates, serving bowl, and platters. The ivory glaze is rich and warm, the scalloped edge is finished with a fine gold rim, and the whole thing has that satisfying weight that tells you it was made to last — which, given it's been going strong for over 120 years, checks out.

No backstamp, but the style and glaze are consistent with Devon pottery of the period.

• Maker: Unmarked — attributed to Devon pottery tradition, England
• Period: c.1900
• Diameter: 26 cm
• Weight: 480g per plate
• Available: 3 plates (sold individually)
• Condition: Good antique condition — minor age-appropriate wear

WARNING: Eating off this plate will make even a reheated leftover feel like a three-course meal. Maison de L'oro accepts no responsibility for any sudden conviction that you should be eating more formally, or for the inevitable urge to collect the rest of this dinner service.