Royal Albert Porcelain Plate, American Beauty,Crown China England, 1940's Plate

Royal Albert, 1940's American Beauty, Crown China England, Serving Plate. Launched in 1904, Royal Albert China has become synonymous with china teaware and tableware. Its origins date even further back to 1896, when Thomas Wild Senior and Thomas C. Wild bought a factory in Stoke-on-Trent called Albert Works. It only took one year of production for Thomas Wild to be given a Royal Warrant, after creating a range of commemorative pieces for The Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee. The warrant and the factory name both led to the creation of the Royal Albert brand in 1904. From 1920, the infamous Royal Albert floral style developed, taking inspiration from the English cottage garden with a hint of Art Deco style. All prices comparable to those on china replacement sites. This is a plate for a tea party. Please refer to photos for measurements. Condition: Excellent with no chips, cracks, crazing or repairs. Please refer to photos as they form part of the description.