Ming Tree Multicolor by W R MIDWINTER LTD

🏷 Ming Tree Multicolor by W R MIDWINTER LTD

🔎 The plate is in a fair condition, with chips and aging marks and stains on the plate

📐 Length 31cm x Width 25cm x Height 2,5cm.

📝Ming Tree Multicolor by W R Midwinter Ltd is a collectible ceramic dinnerware line that is known for its intricate patterns and colorful designs. The W R Midwinter Ltd company was established in the mid-19th century and became popular for its high-quality dinnerware and decorative ceramics.

The Ming Tree Multicolor design features an Asian-inspired pattern of stylized trees and foliage, with each piece having a unique variation of bold colors. This pattern is printed or hand-painted onto fine earthenware pottery in various shapes, including dinner plates, salad plates, bowls, cups, and saucers.

Many vintage Ming Tree Multicolor pieces are marked with the stamp of the W R Midwinter Ltd company, along with other identifying information such as the pattern name. The pieces were first produced in the 1960s and 1970s and were popular among collectors and enthusiasts of the era.

Vintage Ming Tree Multicolor pieces are highly sought-after by those who appreciate artistic and unique tableware designs. They add a colorful and exotic touch to any table setting, and their beauty can be appreciated for generations to come. Collectors often display them in hutch cabinets or use them for special occasions to add a touch of vintage elegance to their dining experience.

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