Floral

This pedestal cake plate is English Ware which was made by Lancaster and Sandland Limited at Hanely between 1944 and the late 1960's.

This gorgeous hexagonal shaped cake plate has a bright floral pattern surrounded by a wide cobalt blue border and is displayed on top of a silver plated pedestal. 

This silver pedestal can be attached to any of our tiered plates if you prefer.

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This pattern is 'Victoriana Rose' and was first produced by Paragon in the mid 1960's. In the early 1970's Paragon was taken over by Thomas C. Wild & Sons Limited, the manufacturers of the Royal Albert mark and for this reason this pattern is often seen with the Royal Albert mark. It is still a very popular pattern today and it is not difficult to see why. The pattern features delicate tiny pink roses lavishly trimmed with brushed gold.

This Sadler swirl shaped teapot has a floral bouquet design dominated by pink roses and heavily trimmed with gold on the spout, lid and handle. It is a large pot with six to eight cup capacity.

Check out our other Salder teapot in this same rose bouquet pattern but in a hexagon shape with embossed panels in a basket weave pattern.

These Dresden place card holders feature a beautiful yellow rose.  The mark dates them to the 1960's and to the Sandizell Procelain factory in Germany.  Team them up with our other porcelain flower place card holders featured on the Table Accessories Page. 

Twelve place card holders are available in this exact pattern.

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This Royal Grafton consommé bowl features a pretty deep pink rose spray floating on a white background. Rococo style scrolls meander around the rim of the plate. The back stamp dates it to 1957.  This bowl and saucer works just as well for dessert as for soup.

This dinner plate is by Westminster - Australian fine bone china.  The pattern is called 'Old English Rose' and it is very similar in colourway and pattern to the Royal Albert pattern ' Old Country Rose'.  It has lovely embossing and brushed gold detail around the rim.

This plate measures 27cm and can be used either as a dinner plate or cake plate.  One is available in this pattern.

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This Royal Grafton bread or side plate features a pretty deep pink rose spray floating on a white background. Rococo style scrolls meander around the rim of the plate. The back stamp dates it to 1957.

This pattern is 'Victoriana Rose' and was first produced by Paragon in the mid 1960's. In the early 1970's Paragon was taken over by Thomas C. Wild & Sons Limited, the manufacturers of the Royal Albert mark and for this reason this pattern is often seen with the Royal Albert mark. It is still a very popular pattern today and it is not difficult to see why. The pattern features delicate tiny pink roses lavishly trimmed with brushed gold.

This Tuscan pattern called 'Blenheim' is beautifully detailed with floral posies against a green tracery border and rococo style scrolling. Sprays of tiny flowers adorn the under side of the lip of the jug.  This coffee pot has a six cup capacity.