BOTANIC GARDEN DOUBLE GARDEN SWEET WILLIAM 11 INCH OVAL PLATE
For Use On Table Or Oven - Mint, Never Used!
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I am pleased to offer an 11 inch oval plate or platter that carries the Sweet William or Dianthus Barbatus motif. It has
an unglazed bottom and can be safely used in the microwave, oven, freezer, and
dishwasher.
The dish is in perfect condition and has never been used.
Note: The platter was made in China. I do not
see any quality issues and looks to me the same as any newer Botanic Garden platter that was made in England.
The Sweet William motif was introduced in 1994 on salad plates and still
remains in production today. It was inspired by a very old 1792 botanical
illustration in, The Botanical Magazine, Volume VI by
William Curtis.
---> Close Up View <---
This plate shape does not have an inner edge with a rim like the older 11" platters and
is smooth from the edge to the center. It will not stack well with older
platters that have a ridge.
---> Side View <---
Size |
10-1/2" by 7-1/2" and about 1" high
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Transfer |
Perfect and colorful without fading or flaws
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Ground |
Very white
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Glaze |
Very shiny with no crazing or other flaw.
The bottom is unglazed for oven use.
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Chips/Cracks |
None
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Stains |
None
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Use Marks |
None, it has never been used
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Other Comments |
A very nice unused Sweet William Botanic Garden platter! |
The ID mark is the latest Botanic Garden mark. Because it does not state Country of Origin, it is safe
to assume that it was made in China.
---> Bottom <---
---> ID Mark <---
The back is marked with a quite new (late 2000's) ID backstamp. This ID
mark is not in our Backstamp Gallery yet, but please click the button the the right to learn more about
other Botanic Garden backstamps.
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