Victorian Majolica Water Lily Pad Plate Attributed to Adams & Bromley

Victorian Majolica Water Lily Pad Plate Attributed to Adams & Bromley England 20.5cm

Description
Beautiful late 19th century English majolica plate modelled as overlapping water lily pads with a raised central blossom. The rich emerald green glaze with darker veining and the pale flower centre are characteristic of Victorian naturalistic majolica. The underside carries an impressed mould number 12.

This design closely matches documented Adams & Bromley Pond Lily plates produced in Staffordshire during the Victorian period. While no impressed factory name is visible, Adams & Bromley pieces are frequently unmarked, and the modelling, glaze quality and size strongly support this attribution.

Origin
England, Staffordshire
Attributed to Adams & Bromley
Circa 1890s

Size
Diameter 20.5cm

Condition
One small rim chip visible from the front. Fine hairline crack visible to the reverse.Chip on the underside edge.Age related crazing consistent with Victorian majolica. Displays beautifully and remains structurally sound.

Notes on Attribution
Attribution based on design match, moulded detailing, glaze tone and documented comparable examples. No factory name impressed.

While I strive to provide a precise description, please keep in mind that this is a vintage item, and there may be minor imperfections due to age or production that I might have overlooked or not mentioned. I do my best to note all flaws, marks, and deficiencies.

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