Thank you for viewing. This is a Royal Crown Derby Royal St. James plate. Delicate plants are depicted on pure white bone china, reminiscent of Japanese lacquer art. Extremely rare. Diameter: 20.1cm This is a second-grade item with a scratch on the backstamp. The reason is believed to be a slight unevenness on the surface in one place. Please check the upper left of photo 3. This is a used vintage item. There are no cracks, chips, or noticeable scratches, but there is some fading in the gold of the design. When washing, please be careful not to scrub the surface. ☆ Royal Crown Derby is known as one of the highest peaks of British porcelain. Its history dates back to the mid-18th century, boasting a long tradition since its founding in 1750. Royal Crown Derby is one of the few porcelain brands to have been awarded the titles of "Royal" and "Crown" by the British Royal Family. This is a testament to its exceptional quality and prestige, and its artistry and craftsmanship are highly valued by collectors and enthusiasts around the world. The "Imari" series, which can be called its synonym, along with its elegant form, gorgeous painting, and carefully calculated design down to the smallest details, is truly the essence of British ceramic art. Each time you hold it, you can feel the long history and lineage of beauty. Made in 1977 A.1145