Queen’s Myott Thanksgiving Brown Turkey 8” Scalloped Salad Plates Set of 5 EUC

Description: Add a touch of vintage charm to your Thanksgiving table with this set of five Myott scalloped salad plates. These brown beauties are in excellent pre owned condition without any chips or cracks. Please see all photos as they are part of the description. Featuring a glossy brown finish and a hand-painted Thanksgiving Turkey pattern, these plates are perfect for any fall occasion. Made of ceramic material, they are stackable, dishwasher safe, and decorative. The set includes five plates with a diameter of 8 inches each. They are part of the Autumn product line and were made in England during the mid-20th century. The backstamp is painted and the plates are perfect for serving salads or other dishes. Give your dinnerware collection a unique look with these beautiful plates. Currently, I have two sets of 5 plates available. If you wanted all ten plates they would need to be shipped in two separate boxes. The firm of Myott, Son & Co. Limited, a typical family run business based in the Staffordshire Potteries, England, operated in one form or another for 93 years. Established in 1898, the factory traded to 1902 at the Alexander Pottery, Stoke-on-Trent, Wolfe Street (sometimes referred to as the Wolfe Street Pottery). The Alexander Pottery was founded in the early part of the nineteenth century and was taken over by George Thomas Mountford in 1888 producing earthenware goods. Myott’s produced earthenware from three ovens, the company having been set-up with family funding by one Ashley Myott, at the incredibly young age of nineteen, after the death of his boss Mountford. Thus making him the youngest independent potter of the period.Ashley Myott, who’s family originated in Switzerland, was soon partnered in business by his brother Sydney Myott (up until then holding only part-time status within the company) as demand for Myott ware rapidly increased. The brothers then moved to a purpose built five-oven factory - the Brownfield's Works in Cobridge, north of Stoke-on-Trent - extending their works to the adjacent Upper Hanley pottery (purchased from Grimwades) in 1925 to form collectively the Alexander Potteries.

Price: 75 USD

Location: Scranton, Pennsylvania

End Time: 2024-11-06T19:48:09.000Z

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