Rare Antique JW Pankhurst Ironstone Dinner Plates Set of Four circa 1850-1852 silver and balck - Two-piece set comes with

- Two-piece set comes with base and original lid

- Contains 318 pages

There are no chips or cracks on any of the plates or the platter

this chop plate platter was made by the Royal China Jeanette Corporation in Sebring OH in the 1980s

A study in the beauty of ancient art

Rare Antique JW Pankhurst Ironstone Dinner Plates Set of Four circa 1850-1852 silver and balck - Two-piece set comes with{HISTORY} Made in the bustling pottery hub of Hanley, Stoke On Trent England, this set of four antique ironstone dinner plates was manufactured by J. W. Pankhurst between 1850 1852. The J. W. stands for James William Pankhurst, the founder who started his pottery in 1850. In business only until 1883, these dates are exciting to note when it comes to these dishes in particular because that means they were made in the first years of the pottery's