As I get older, I'm gradually decluttering my belongings and offering items from my long-held collection. Bulk purchases are welcome (please consult for discounts depending on the items). Those looking to purchase for resale or bidding are also welcome. Please note that these items are from personal storage, so those seeking perfect condition or who are overly concerned with minor details should refrain from purchasing. I was hoping to collect the cups from this series, x3848, but they are rare and I couldn't find them even overseas, so I'm letting this one go. Manufacturing Date: c1878–1900 (estimated) This is an antique dating back 125 to 147 years. The era when this plate was made saw events such as: The Paris Exposition The Wright brothers' development of the airplane The publication of Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea The completion of the Eiffel Tower Thomas Edison's invention of the incandescent light bulb The sinking of the Titanic And more. This dish possesses an elegance that wouldn't be out of place on the Titanic. Perhaps the aristocrats of the time used this dish with their tea, discussing the changing world... How about bringing a story from over 130 years ago to your table? There are scratches on the surface of the plate. The backstamp is a teapot. However, considering its age, it's in good condition, with no chips or cracks. I'm looking for buyers who are familiar with antiques and the old Wedgwood style. A beautiful wavy plate with floral patterns and gold decoration. - Backstamp: Manufacturer's logo and markings present - Color: White with blue and gold accents - Shape: Wavy edges - Size: Approximately 23cm in diameter ARABIA, Iittala, Imperial Porcelain, Wedgwood, CUTIPOL, Christofle, STAUB, Swarovski, Noritake, Narumi, Baccarat, HEREND, Meissen, RIEDEL, Richard Ginori 1735, LLADRO, Royal Albert, Royal Copenhagen, Augarten, Avilant, Aynsley, Gien, Spode, Villeroy & Boch, Hutschenreuther, Limoges, Royal Worcester, Okura