Georgian Town House -- A popular town house design found in many eastern cities towards the end of the 18th century... (from the backstamp)

{HISTORY}

Let the dreamy tablescapes begin! Blue and white dishware is always fun to mix and match in inspiring ways, but this plate in particular adds an extra dose of interest with its pastoral scene.  Complete with horses and carriages and a pretty Georgian townhouse it was made by Johnson Brothers in England in the late 1960s. Part of J.B.'s  Heritage Hall series, a variety of different style houses were featured on dishes that ranged in color from red to brown to blue, even multicolor. 

 Made for distribution through Sears between 1969-1985, this vintage pattern brought a touch of England to the American kitchen. Made of ironstone with an embossed swirl, this series was elegant and timeless offering pieces in full sets for a complete collection. 

So pretty these days for pairing with antique ironstone, vintage blue and white dishware and modern-day whiteware, this plate adds a bit of style to your table while also moonlighting as beautiful wall decor. 

 {SPECIAL FEATURES}

- Blue and white

- Georgian Town House pattern

- Stamped on back with Heritage Hall mark

- Ironstone

{CONDITION}

Shiny and bright, this vintage plate is in lovely condition. There are two small chips on the back, opposite each other on the rim. These chips were most likely caused by a plate hanger, as it was used for wall display, and are not noticeable Please see photos.

{SIZE}

Measures 9.75" inches (diameter) and weighs 1.2lbs 

{FOR THE LOVE OF ROMANTIC ENGLAND}

It inspired Jane Austen, the Bronte Sisters, Robert Browning.... fall in love with the beauty of England all over again with these vintage and antique pieces steeped in English history.