Serving Plate 1862 - 1904

This English porcelain tea set, produced by Brown, Westhead, Moore and Company between 1862 and 1904, is a prime example of Victorian-era tableware. The delicate blue and white transferware design features a continuous chain of bows and tassels, a popular motif during this period. The set, which consists of a teapot, creamer, sugar bowl, cup, and saucer, showcases the company's expertise in both ceramic production and decorative artistry. The simple yet elegant design, paired with the high-quality porcelain, exemplifies the refined taste of the Victorian era.