Antique Flow Blue Plates - Vintage Plate Gallery Wall Decor

Create a timeless blue-and-white gallery wall or curated table display with this collection of antique English flow blue transfer ware plates and bowls, dating from the late 19th to early 20th century.

This listing features a carefully selected group of eight antique pieces, including bowls, plates, oyster dishes, and divided serving plates. Each piece showcases classic motifs such as Rococo floral scrollwork, chinoiserie landscapes, pagodas, bridges, and decorative borders, all rendered in rich cobalt blue on a white ironstone base.

COLLECTION OVERVIEW

• Authentic antique English transferware
• Late Victorian to early Edwardian era
• Includes marked and unmarked ironstone pieces
• Beautiful natural patina, tea staining, and crazing consistent with age
• Ideal for wall décor, shelf styling, or collected tabletop displays

Many collectors and designers seek out these pieces specifically for their age-earned character, including light staining, wear to gilt accents, and surface crazing that cannot be replicated in modern reproductions.

📌 IMPORTANT

Each item is sold individually

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Please review photos carefully for condition details

AVAILABLE OPTIONS
OPTION 1

Description: Bowl in Rococo-style scrolling with soft floral sprays and a scalloped rim.
Size: 8” across at widest point (7” across interior) x 1.25” deep
Condition: Antique condition with beautiful age-appropriate patina. Light brown tea staining to the interior, which is highly desirable and adds warmth and character. One very small nick on the underside only; not visible from the front and does not affect display. Please review photos for details.
Maker: W.H. Grindley & Co.
Pattern: Marie
Registration number: Rd. No. 250387 (registered 1895)
Origin: Staffordshire, England
Date range: ca. 1895–early 1900s
Price: $60

OPTION 2

Description: Plate in Rococo-style scrolling with soft floral sprays and a scalloped rim.
Size: 9” across at widest point
Condition: Antique condition with light age-related wear. One small nick to the edge of the plate, visible along the blue rim (see photos). This does not detract from overall appearance and is consistent with age. Please review photos for details.
Maker: W.H. Grindley & Co.
Pattern: Marie
Registration number: Rd. No. 250387 (registered 1895)
Origin: Staffordshire, England
Date range: ca. 1895–early 1900s
Price: $70

OPTION 3

Description: Bowl featuring a traditional chinoiserie landscape scene with pagoda architecture, bridges, water elements, and a decorative border with gold trim.
Size: 8.75” across at widest point x 1.75” deep
Condition: Antique condition with visible age-related wear. Gold trim shows wear throughout. Two small chips along the upper rim edge (see photos). These are consistent with age and do not detract from the overall visual impact when displayed.
Maker: Unknown
Pattern: Chinoiserie landscape
Registration number: Not marked
Origin: Likely England
Date range: Late 19th–early 20th century
Price: $52

OPTION 4

Description: Deep plate featuring a traditional chinoiserie landscape scene with pagoda architecture, bridges, water elements, and a decorative border with gold trim.
Size: 8.75” across at widest point x just over 1” deep
Condition: Antique condition with visible age-related wear. Gold trim shows wear throughout. Two small chips along the upper rim edge (see photos). These are consistent with age and do not detract from the overall decorative appeal when displayed.
Maker: Unknown
Pattern: Chinoiserie landscape
Registration number: Not marked
Origin: Likely England
Date range: Late 19th–early 20th century
Price: $48

OPTION 5

Description: Small oyster-shaped shallow bowl with Rococo-style scrolling, soft floral sprays, and a gently scalloped rim.
Size: 6” long x 3.5” across x 1” deep
Condition: Antique condition with light age-related wear. Minor surface wear consistent with age and use. No cracks or repairs noted. Please review photos for details.
Maker: W.H. Grindley & Co.
Pattern: Marie
Registration number: Rd. No. 250387 (registered 1895)
Origin: Staffordshire, England
Date range: ca. 1895–early 1900s
Price: $38

OPTION 6

Description: Large divided plate with three sections, featuring a classic chinoiserie landscape scene with pagoda architecture, bridges, water elements, birds, and an ornate geometric border.
Size: 11” across at widest point
Condition: Antique condition with significant age-related wear and character. The front shows considerable tea staining, a visible hairline fracture, and roughness along the center divider edge, all consistent with age and adding to its collected-over-time charm. The reverse shows two chip areas along the rim edge and a fracture line through the center divider area, along with heavy crazing and tea staining. Please review photos carefully for details.
Maker: Unknown
Pattern: Chinoiserie landscape
Registration number: Not marked
Origin: Likely England
Date range: Late 19th–early 20th century
Price: $55

OPTION 7

Description: Small white and blue transferware bowl featuring a delicate floral and scroll border with a central floral motif.
Size: 5.25” across at widest point x 1” deep
Condition: Excellent antique condition with light, age-related crazing. No chips or cracks noted. Please review photos for details.
Maker: Unknown
Pattern: White Granite
Registration number: Not marked
Origin: Likely England
Date range: Late 19th–early 20th century
Price: $35

OPTION 8

Description: Small white and blue transferware bowl featuring an intricate floral and scroll motif with a softly scalloped rim and central floral medallion.
Size: 5.25” across at widest point x 1” deep
Condition: Very good antique condition. Light age-related wear consistent with use and age. No chips or cracks noted. Please review photos for details.
Maker: Unknown
Pattern: Floral scroll
Registration number: Not marked
Origin: Likely England
Date range: Late 19th–early 20th century
Price: $35

PLEASE NOTE

These are authentic antique items and show wear consistent with age and use. Patina, tea staining, crazing, and minor imperfections are part of their history and charm and are often sought after by collectors and designers.

If you have questions about selecting the right piece for your space or gallery wall, feel free to reach out — I’m happy to help.