Hammersley 6072 by Hammersley - Two Vintage Gold Rim Bone China Dinner Plates

Hammersley began making bone china in 1862 in Stoke on Trent England under the name Adams, Scrivener & Co. In 1885 it became Hammersley & Co. and was known for producing high-quality, ornately decorated bone china. Their china was coveted for its elegant aesthetics and fine craftsmanship. The 6072 pattern was made between 1912 and 1939 and features floral motif with embossed scrolls and a gold edge. This listing includes two 10-7/8" dinner plates in excellent condition. No chips, cracks, crazing or time marks.

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