W. Adams & Sons of Tunstall is a well-documented Staffordshire name, marked here simply "England" — a wording that narrows production to the 1890s rather than leaving it open to the century. Three plates survive from the same run: one in perfect order, two carrying small chips to the rear rim.
18cm wide
We've done our best to photograph and describe each piece as accurately as possible, though with antique ceramics, a little craquelure and discolouring is part of the charm rather than a flaw to hide. Every piece is packed with the same care we'd want it to arrive with, and our shipping cost reflects that.
W. Adams & Sons of Tunstall is a well-documented Staffordshire name, marked here simply "England" — a wording that narrows production to the 1890s rather than leaving it open to the century. Three plates survive from the same run: one in perfect order, two carrying small chips to the rear rim.
18cm wide
We've done our best to photograph and describe each piece as accurately as possible, though with antique ceramics, a little craquelure and discolouring is part of the charm rather than a flaw to hide. Every piece is packed with the same care we'd want it to arrive with, and our shipping cost reflects that.
