Ashworth's Ironstone china dinner plate. 19th century hand-painted Chinoiserie

Lovely dinner plate in one of the more hard-to-find Ashworth's Chinoiserie patterns. Featuring peonies. This is heavy ironstone and early - we think most likely from around 1870-80.

This beauty is hand-painted (every one is slightly different!) and has areas of gold gilding. In great condition for its age. We have quite a large quantity of this pattern in different sizes. If you would like to buy a set, please contact us for prices and availability.

Sourced from a mansion in Ireland.
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In 1862, George Leach Ashworth acquired all the patterns, copper plates and trade marks from the renowned Mason's Ironstone. The designs were then issued under the name of Ashworth's Ironstone and became a fashionable china for the aspiring middle classes of the 19th century.

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