1950`s Antique - Shaded Harlequin Blue Plate by Susie Cooper Bone China

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• 1 x Susie Cooper Bone China Harlequin Plate
• Pattern: Shaded Harlequin Blue by Susie Cooper

• Size: 17cm

• Origin: United Kingdom

• Material: Bone China

• Year: Discontinued 1958

• Immaculate Condition No Chips, No Scratches, No Cracks

This elegant Susie Cooper Bone China Harlequin 17cm Plate is a timeless addition to any kitchen or dining room. The classic white color of the plate exudes sophistication and versatility, making it perfect for both everyday use and special occasions.

The 17cm size is ideal for serving appetizers, desserts, or small dishes, adding a touch of elegance to any table setting.

Crafted from high-quality bone china, this plate is not only beautiful but also durable and long-lasting.

The smooth surface of the plate is easy to clean, making it a practical choice for busy households.

Whether you're hosting a dinner party or enjoying a quiet meal at home, the Susie Cooper Bone China Harlequin Plate is sure to impress with its understated charm and superior quality.

Susie Cooper China was one of the most successful and prolific designers that the UK ceramic industry has ever seen. Her career spanned from 1902 to 1995 and covered some of the most recognisable periods of the Twentieth Century. In 1932 was when she formed Susie Cooper Pottery Ltd, where tableware with modern shapes and abstract designs sold very well in England before they became quite popular among middle class homes in America in the 1940s. The earthenware products which were produced between the 1930s and 1964 included wall masks, art pottery, figures and decorator items. The tableware pattern which were subsequently developed echoed those early designs which were developed at Grays. These include unique floral motifs and geometric designs. The company was acquired by Wedgwood in the 1960s, where manufacturing continued, resulting in some of the most popular Susie Cooper pottery designs, which are still beloved today.