Antique Tiffany & Co. Royal Doulton Plates Set of 6, E7631 Flower Urn Green 9" Luncheon Plates, Circa 1910

$227.00

Add a touch of elegance to your table setting or create a stunning plate wall with this rare set of six (6) antique bone china luncheon plates created by Royal Doulton exclusively for Tiffany & Co. New York.

Manufactured at the historic Burslem factory in Staffordshire, England, these plates feature the vibrant, hand-painted E7631 "Flower Urn" pattern. The design showcases a central floral urn surrounded by an elegant apple-green geometric border and finished with a crisp mustard-yellow trim.

Historical Details & Marks:

Manufacturer: Royal Doulton (Burslem, England)

Retailer: Tiffany & Co. (New York)

Pattern Code: E7631 (Flower Urn)

Circa: 1901–1922 (Edwardian to Early Art Deco Era)

Backstamps: Features the green printed Royal Doulton lion/crown warrant mark alongside the distinct pinkish-red overglaze "Tiffany & Co. New York" retail stamp. The pattern numbers are hand-painted by the decorator.

Dimensions:

Diameter: Approximately 9 inches (Luncheon/Dessert size)

Condition Report:

Excellent antique condition. The porcelain displays a bright, clean, glossy glaze with no structural cracks, chips, or major spider-web crazing. Colors and enameled bands remain vibrant. As expected with authentic 100+ year-old dinnerware, minor faint surface utensil marks or light shelf wear on the base rings may be present upon close inspection, consistent with gentle historical use. Please view all high-resolution photos as they form part of the description.

Shipping & Handling:

We take extreme care in packaging fragile antiques. This set of 6 will be individually bubble-wrapped and securely double-boxed to ensure safe arrival. Fully insured shipping with tracking is included.

Every piece in the maison is antique or vintage — beautifully aged, thoughtfully chosen, and ready for its next chapter. As with all pre-loved treasures, some pieces may carry the gentle marks of a life well lived. Please review all photos carefully before purchasing, as imperfections are part of the story and all sales are final.

Add a touch of elegance to your table setting or create a stunning plate wall with this rare set of six (6) antique bone china luncheon plates created by Royal Doulton exclusively for Tiffany & Co. New York.

Manufactured at the historic Burslem factory in Staffordshire, England, these plates feature the vibrant, hand-painted E7631 "Flower Urn" pattern. The design showcases a central floral urn surrounded by an elegant apple-green geometric border and finished with a crisp mustard-yellow trim.

Historical Details & Marks:

Manufacturer: Royal Doulton (Burslem, England)

Retailer: Tiffany & Co. (New York)

Pattern Code: E7631 (Flower Urn)

Circa: 1901–1922 (Edwardian to Early Art Deco Era)

Backstamps: Features the green printed Royal Doulton lion/crown warrant mark alongside the distinct pinkish-red overglaze "Tiffany & Co. New York" retail stamp. The pattern numbers are hand-painted by the decorator.

Dimensions:

Diameter: Approximately 9 inches (Luncheon/Dessert size)

Condition Report:

Excellent antique condition. The porcelain displays a bright, clean, glossy glaze with no structural cracks, chips, or major spider-web crazing. Colors and enameled bands remain vibrant. As expected with authentic 100+ year-old dinnerware, minor faint surface utensil marks or light shelf wear on the base rings may be present upon close inspection, consistent with gentle historical use. Please view all high-resolution photos as they form part of the description.

Shipping & Handling:

We take extreme care in packaging fragile antiques. This set of 6 will be individually bubble-wrapped and securely double-boxed to ensure safe arrival. Fully insured shipping with tracking is included.

Every piece in the maison is antique or vintage — beautifully aged, thoughtfully chosen, and ready for its next chapter. As with all pre-loved treasures, some pieces may carry the gentle marks of a life well lived. Please review all photos carefully before purchasing, as imperfections are part of the story and all sales are final.