British-made Queen Anne old bone china hand-painted dessert plate

Antique Aunt: "Queen Anne old bone china dessert plate made in England" ||Description|| Queen Anne is a member of Royal Albert, a famous British porcelain Established earlier than Royal Albert Incorporated into Royal Albert in 1918 This plate was produced between 1940 and 1966 It is rare that most should be stored in the cabinet Very new item Suitable for putting a piece of cake, handmade biscuits or a few slices of fruit to enjoy ||Size|| Diameter: about 16.5cm ||Source|| British Flea Market ||Please read the precautions before purchasing|| 1. For small antiques such as old bone china and antique porcelain, there must be common fine marks, ice patterns, carbon dots, uneven coloring, decolorization, gilt wear and other issues. If you are particularly concerned about details such as de-golding, please be sure to read the photos carefully. , Or private messages request other photos (this platform can only upload up to 9 photos), those who cannot accept such traces of years are not recommended to buy old porcelain, sold can not be returned. 2. The small antiques in this design hall are all old, at least more than 20 years old, there must be signs of use! And most of the products come from Britain, the United States, France, Germany, Australia, and Belgium. It takes two months to travel across the ocean to Taiwan. Please do not treat them as brand-new products. 3. Please refer to the photo presentation, size and description in detail before purchasing. If necessary, please contact us for further details. Be sure to carefully consider whether you have fully accepted the historical traces of second-hand old things in your body, mind, and soul. 4. If small antiques have small missing parts that do not affect the use or small damages that are very difficult to see, they will be specially explained, and photos will be provided for reference, and they will be reflected in the price. Therefore, they cannot be due to price, color difference, scratches, etc. For problems that are not damaged due to the transportation process, such as stains, various defects, etc., apply for exchange, return, and refund. 5. If the "transportation process" of the product is damaged due to force majeure, which results in an absolute difference between the received product and the published product photo (such as the product is broken or damaged), a refund can be made.