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Johnson Bros Englandset 6 OLD BRITAIN CASTLESBelvoir Castle 1792SALAD PLATES
Pre-owned excellent condition set of 6 vintage Johnson Brothers "Old Britain Castles" Pink (Red) square salad plates 7.5. Product DetailsPattern Line: Old Britain Castles Pink / Red TransferwareManufacturer: Johnson Brothers (England)Specific Motif: Features "Belvoir Castle in 1792" inscribed below the central landscape artwork. Shape & Size: Scalloped square design, measuring approximately 7.5 to 7.75 inches wide. History & BackgroundIntroduced originally in 1930, this iconic pattern was created by an artist identified as Miss Fennel (the daughter of a master engraver). She built her intricately detailed landscape motifs from historic steel engravings and photograph books.