These two Conway-pattern plates, 1 dinner plate and 1 soup bowl, create a striking matched display through their rhythmic arrangement of scrolling foliage, patterned reserves, and a central floral medallion. The crisp white ground sets off the dense cobalt ornament, a decorative vocabulary associated with Staffordshire transferware at the close of the Victorian era. Their matched composition is especially appealing displayed together or incorporated into a blue-and-white tableware collection. New Wharf Pottery operated in Staffordshire during the late nineteenth century.
New Wharf Pottery Conway Flow Blue Plate & Bowl
$125.00
A pair of late Victorian Staffordshire plates in the Conway pattern, with richly ornamented (“flow blue”) cobalt-blue transfer decoration.
• Time Period: Circa 1895
• Origin: Staffordshire, England
• Maker: New Wharf Pottery
• Pattern: Conway
• Technique: Transfer / Underglaze Flown
• Set: 1 Dinner Plate & 1 Soup Bowl
• Condition: Good Antique, Plate has small chip on reverse
1 in stock
SKU: 12395
Category: Platters
Tags: 19th Century, Antique, Blue and White, England, Plates, Staffordshire, Transferware
Brand: New Wharf Pottery
































































