Set of Four Colorful Old Lustre Dinner Plates

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Set of Four Colorful Old Lustre Dinner Plates

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Sold Date: 07/12/2008
Channel: Online Auction
Source: eBay
Category: Ceramics

These four plates are 9" in diameter. T are no factory markings on the backs so don't know w they came from. My guess would be Germany. Lustreware was very popular in Europe "back in the day." T is one tiny nick on a base ring under one plate - other than that I see no chips or cracks. Typical of old plates t is glaze wear from stacking in the cupboard. The colors included in the hand-painted floral design are: rusty red, green and all the gold has a lavender tint to it. Rim gold is worn.

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