Antique Late Adams Rose Handless Cup, Saucer, Plate England by George Jones
Description: A three-piece Handleless Cup, Saucer and Luncheon Plate in the late “Adams Rose” pattern by George Jones, Staffordshire, England. Colorful red floral, blue and green pattern on white with some wear and aging as discussed under Condition.
Circa: Late 1800s – Early 1900s
Dimensions: Plate: Diameter: 8 ¾”, Handless Cup: Height: 2 ¾”, Saucer: Diameter: 6”
Product Weight: 1 pound 10 ounces (set of 3)
Color: Red, Green, Blue on White
Pattern: late “Adams Rose”
Primary Material: Earthenware
Maker Marks: Black printed Royal Arms - Lion & Unicorn, England, Impressed Cresent Mark on saucer and plate (refer to photographs).
Origin: Staffordshire, England
Condition: Previously owned - used. Handless Cup: Light wear and discoloration on rim and base. Age discoloration marks on interior cup. Saucer: Small flakes and roughness on rim. Crazing is present. Red trim color fading & wear. Plate: Crazing with discoloration is present. Red trim fading and wear. Some staining/browning towards center of plate. One area appears to be stained from remnants of a sticker in the form of rectangle (as shown).
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