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Antique Redfern & Drakeford Floral China 3430 Side Plate
Antique Redfern and Drakeford Floral China Tea Plate
- Antique Balmoral porcelain china classic floral side plate
- Rampant lion factory mark for Redfern and Drakeford
- Pattern 3430
- R&D china marks 1892-1908
- 6.75-inch diameter round plain rimmed tea or side plate
- In very good bright antique condition with good rim gilt retention, and glaze with tiny inclusions characteristic of late 19th Century R&D porcelain.
- Pattern 3430 is the most beautiful pastel pallet combination and marks the change from dark Victorian fashion and colour options to the lighter, more floral pallet of the early Edwardian period with a hint of art nouveau
Antique Redfern and Drakeford Floral China Tea Plate
- Antique Balmoral porcelain china classic floral side plate
- Rampant lion factory mark for Redfern and Drakeford
- Pattern 3430
- R&D china marks 1892-1908
- 6.75-inch diameter round plain rimmed tea or side plate
- In very good bright antique condition with good rim gilt retention, and glaze with tiny inclusions characteristic of late 19th Century R&D porcelain.
- Pattern 3430 is the most beautiful pastel pallet combination and marks the change from dark Victorian fashion and colour options to the lighter, more floral pallet of the early Edwardian period with a hint of art nouveau
$244,423.21
Antique Redfern & Drakeford Floral China 3430 Side Plate—
$244,423.21
Description
Antique Redfern and Drakeford Floral China Tea Plate
- Antique Balmoral porcelain china classic floral side plate
- Rampant lion factory mark for Redfern and Drakeford
- Pattern 3430
- R&D china marks 1892-1908
- 6.75-inch diameter round plain rimmed tea or side plate
- In very good bright antique condition with good rim gilt retention, and glaze with tiny inclusions characteristic of late 19th Century R&D porcelain.
- Pattern 3430 is the most beautiful pastel pallet combination and marks the change from dark Victorian fashion and colour options to the lighter, more floral pallet of the early Edwardian period with a hint of art nouveau
