đ Charming and nostalgic, these vintage Johnson Brothers ironstone pieces from the 1960s feature the beloved âHearts & Flowersâ folk art pattern in rich navy and rust tones. With scalloped patterns and stylised Dutch-inspired couples framed by florals, each plate or bowl offers timeless appeal for rustic dining, wall display, or cottage kitchen collections. Sold individually to mix and match with ease.Â
Items are in above average vintage/used condition. There might be slight variation in saturation or hue in piece to piece. Please see all of the photos. đ
âHistory Behind The Pieceâ Founded in 1883 in Stoke-on-Trent, Johnson Brothers became one of Englandâs most prolific producers of durable yet beautifully designed earthenware. The âOld Graniteâ line was launched in the early 1960s as a heavier stoneware alternative to porcelain, designed to be both dishwasher safe and long-lasting. The âHearts & Flowersâ pattern reflects mid-century enthusiasm for European folk motifs, popular in both England and North America during the 1960sâ70s.
*** Please note, that these plates and bowls are sold separately. Multiples of each are available. ***
************************************************************ Salad Plate Dimensions (Approximate): 6.4" W : 0.75" H 180 grams or 6.35 oz ************************************************************ Dinner Plate Dimensions (Approximate): 10" W : 0.75" H 590 grams or 1.3 lbs ************************************************************ Bowl Dimensions (Approximate): 6.4" W : 2" H 290 grams or 10.15 oz ************************************************************
