Set of 3 Booths Porcelain Plates – Floradora Pattern Porcelain & Ceramics its date of manufacture will

its date of manufacture will have been between 1910 and the early 1920’s and this is further confirmed by the lack of “fine bone china” on the mark

Stamped underneath: Barnardaud

The canister is embossed beneath the lampshade HASAG No 105

The bowl is impressed underneath the rim EPNS

The items may require a polish and one can see that the set has seen some use

Set of 3 Booths Porcelain Plates – Floradora Pattern Porcelain & Ceramics its date of manufacture willThe Floradora pattern was designed and released by Booths Porcelain in 1912 and discontinued during the 1930s. The pattern is a stylized one popular with collectors as it displays soft blue, yellow and pink flowers with green leaves in abundance on a geometric trellis motif. Booths was established in 1891 at Tunstall and in 1964 became part of the Doulton Group. The popularity of the Floradora pattern has led to Royal Doulton re releasing in during