Rare Antique A.J. Wilkinson's Staffordshire Platter Gem Pattern circa 1890s-1920s countryside so older kids may need

so older kids may need some supervision

- Original glass label protector

making sure that his beautiful paintings were seen by art dealers and collectors throughout his lifetime

This piece looks really pretty when incorporated into a table centerpiece display thanks to its long length and assortment of colors

plum and mustard

Rare Antique A.J. Wilkinson's Staffordshire Platter Gem Pattern circa 1890s-1920s countryside so older kids may need{HISTORY} Made in Staffordshire, England by A. J. Wilkinson between the 1890s and 1920s, this antique platter features the Gem pattern, a colorful burst of teal green flowers, thick stripes, and an unusual scalloped edge. A very hard to find pattern these days, by one of the most highly praised English Staffordshire potteries in the early part of the 20th century, this platter may be small in size, measuring just 12 inches in length, but it's big on