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

While its siblings in this dinner service go big and bold with full anemone clusters, this dinner plate takes a more refined approach. A graceful spray of pink clematis blooms and delicate trailing buds sweeps across the ivory surface, with fine golden-brown tendrils that look like they were painted by someone who actually had patience. The scalloped edge is finished with a crisp gold rim — subtle, elegant, and very much Edwardian.

No backstamp, but the ivory glaze, gold rim, and scalloped profile are consistent with Devon pottery of the period — part of the same early 20th-century English dinner service tradition as our matching platters and serving bowl.

At 24 cm, this is a proper dinner plate — not one of those modern plates that's 90% rim and 10% food. This one means business.

• Maker: Unmarked — attributed to Devon pottery tradition, England
• Period: c.1900
• Diameter: 24 cm
• Weight: 470g
• Available: 2 plates (sold individually)
• Condition: Good antique condition — minor age-appropriate wear

WARNING: This plate will make your pasta look like it was plated by a Michelin-starred chef. Maison de L'oro accepts no responsibility for any subsequent disappointment when you return to eating off your regular plates, or for any urge to start collecting the rest of this dinner service.