Antique Victorian Ashworth Brothers Flow Blue “India” Pattern Ceramic Plate

As shown. See all photos. Probably passed down the family. Multiple visible blemishes, but not bad when looking straight on. As a display piece it’s fine. But the edges are worn, the bottom has blemishes and it’s seen better days overall. Front not perfect. Priced to sell as-is.

10.25” x 1”

“Ashworth Brothers was a 19th- and early 20th-century English china manufacturer, known for producing ironstone and earthenware from 1862 to 1969, particularly the famed Mason's Patent Ironstone China. The company, founded in Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent, also made other wares and was known for its transferware and hand-colored patterns, often featuring oriental, floral, and natural motifs. After the Ashworth family's direct involvement ended in 1883, the business continued under the Goddard family and later incorporated, before eventually ceasing trade in 1969.”

I’m going to be honest, I’m new to learning the terms and cannot promise I’m properly labeling the format, process and materials used here.

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