Furnival's English Rose Flow Blue Dinner Plate

This is Furnival's English Rose Flow Blue dinner plate. It measures 10 3/8" in diameter and 3/4" tall. According to the Rd # it dates from 1901. Furnival was an English company located in Staffordshire. There is the blue maker's mark on the bottom of the plate and also some indented marks which have proven impossible to get a good photo of. I have two of these plates, both of which have the indented 'FURNIVAL' and an asterisk, and one of which has an indented '30', the other has an indented '31'. The marks would have been identical except for the number change. The other indented mark, which is on both says 'HOME MARK' on the top, 'FURNIVAL' on the bottom, and has a slanted anchor in the middle of it. So, all in all, each plate had thee separate marks identifying it as Furnival. Each plate also, and this is something I have just now noticed, has two very small edge chips, the type made by using the spring type plate hangers. (which is why I hate the things and never recommend the things) I have taken close up pics and will add them as soon as I get them processed. One of the plates also has a stress crack on the edge which was there when the plate was glazed. This would be considered a manufacturer's flaw. It is about 1/4" long on the back and shows for about 1/2 of that length on the front and I will add a pic of that also. The price listed is per plate so be sure and indicate how many you want. This is still a great addition to anyone's collection of either Staffordshire, Furnival, or English Staffordshire Victorian china. Happy Collecting!!!!!

Item ID: nk8

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