Pair of Brownfield & Sons Kate Greenaway Plates

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A charming pair of Brownfield & Sons "Pastimes" pattern Plates in the Kate Greenaway style, date marked for March 1884, one with children playing badminton, the other sandcastling Jonathan's 46 years' experience as owner of 'Cull Antiques' gives you the reassurance that you can buy from us with confidence. All our stock is in beautiful condition unless otherwise stated, and ready to be enjoyed in the home.

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Category Antique Ceramics Date 1884  Late Victorian Antiques Material Ceramic Origin English Maker Brownfield & Sons Item code as115a255 / D1103 Status Sold

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