18th Century Dutch Warming Dish I Serving Dish

We proudly present an extraordinary Blue Transfer Ware Plate with the enchanting "Wild Rose" pattern, crafted by an unattributed maker, possibly Dutch, circa 1880.This remarkable piece is not just a beautiful plate but also a warming plate that utilizes water to maintain the temperature of your culinary creations.

The History of the Blue and White "Wild Rose" Pattern: The blue and white "Wild Rose" pattern holds a rich history and has captured the hearts of collectors and enthusiasts for generations. Originating in the 18th century, this classic design became popular during the height of the British ceramic industry and spread across Europe, particularly in the Netherlands and England. The delicate depiction of wild roses in full bloom against a crisp white background evokes a sense of timeless beauty and elegance.

Fabulous Large-Rimmed Dish: Our warming plate features a fabulous large-rimmed dish that showcases the captivating "Wild Rose" pattern both inside and along the rim. Adding to the allure of this piece, four pattern vignettes adorn the outside of the plate. These vignettes complement the central "Wild Rose" design, creating a harmonious composition that embodies the essence of classic blue and white transferware. 

Unattributed Maker, Possibly Dutch, Circa 1880: While the specific maker of this stunning piece remains unattributed, the craftsmanship and style suggest a Dutch origin, dating back to the late 19th century. The exquisite attention to detail and the adherence to traditional techniques are indicative of the era's renowned ceramic production.

Dimensions: This warming plate measures 10.5 inches in diameter, providing ample space to present your culinary delights. With a height of 2.25 inches, it has a substantial presence that adds to its visual appeal.