Spode's Billingsley Rose is one of the most adorable and wonderful items I cherish. This is an antique from the 1800s, the oldest, with the red mark, made at the very beginning. It's a Spode Copeland Billingsley Rose trio. The plate is a salad plate, 20cm. It's not extremely expensive (though it might be expensive enough), but you won't understand until you hold it in your hands. When you see it, you'll be captivated by the delicate lace-patterned embossing. It's an exceptional piece. The lace pattern is so realistic you might mistake it for real lace, and it features beautiful hand-painted roses. It's a lovely work, but not very well-known. And it's very rare, and in the past, I couldn't easily purchase it even if I wanted to. Billingsley Rose has beautiful delicate lace patterns, but it's not bone china, so, like Susie, it's a shame that fine crazing is unavoidable. Like Susie Cooper, it's prone to crazing, so there aren't many items in pristine condition. But, like Susie, it has a certain warmth that's hard to describe, and it wouldn't be an exaggeration to call it a gem of an item. I really want you to hold it in your hands. I chose one where the crazing is barely noticeable, or almost non-existent, but I will check it again in the sunlight on a sunny day. I sometimes make mistakes as I get older. Crazing usually doesn't affect the damage or dirt, but some people may dislike it. Cup: Diameter 10cm, Height 6.5cm Saucer: Diameter 15cm Plate: Diameter 20cm (Measurements are approximate.) Even within the same Billingsley Rose, antiques are more expensive than vintage items. Thank you for your understanding. Even if you were to purchase it overseas now, it would be very expensive. Those who are sensitive to crazing should refrain from purchasing.