Antique Blue Willow plates Dudson, Wilcox & Till - set of 5

Five beautiful antique Chinoiserie style side plates from Dudson, Wilcox & Till—the legendary Hanley pottery makers in Hanley, England.

Each one with a pretty soft blue Willow pattern on a creamy backdrop, finished with just the right amount of gold gilding around the edges and inside. The patina? Absolutely perfect, telling stories of countless tea times past.

Stack them on your dining table for everyday charm, use under plant pots to protect tables or hang them as decor on the wall.

6.25" diameter

In lovely antique condition. Crazing and patina on back. The tops are in remarkably good condition for their age and use with very light crazing in spots. Some loss of gilding in spots. 

Willow pattern is a classic blue and white transferware pattern that has been popular on dishes since the 18th century. According to the Victoria & Albert Museum, The Willow pattern design is believed to have been originated by Thomas Minton for Thomas Turner’s Caughley factory in Shropshire around 1780. The design is thought to have been inspired by a Japanese fairy tale called The Green Willow and Chinese variants of it which tells the story of two thwarted lovers.