English Pottery This is a plate from a series distributed under the name Hartley Greens, believed to be creamware from the Leeds Pottery lineage. Based on the backstamp and purchase information, it is understood to originate from the tradition of pottery workshops around Leeds, England. However, please understand that I cannot guarantee the exact manufacturing period or workshop. I purchased this item over 20 years ago at an interior design shop. It features delicate, lace-like openwork decoration, making it a highly decorative piece that can be enjoyed both as a functional item and as interior decor. It is rare to see similar designs nowadays, and this item is recommended for those who appreciate English pottery and classical tableware. [Size] Oval: Approximately 23cm x 13cm *Please note that these are amateur measurements, so slight errors may occur. [Condition] I have little to no memory of using this item after purchase; it has primarily been displayed or stored for a long period. There are no noticeable chips, cracks, or crazing, and I believe it is in good condition overall. However, there is a possibility of slight changes in texture due to individual manufacturing variations or long-term storage. Please only purchase if you understand that this is a vintage item and has been stored in a home environment. *Those seeking a perfect, like-new condition or who are concerned about minor details should refrain from purchasing.