Imperial Stone China (English, first half of 19th century). Set of eight matching ironstone luncheon plates with shaped scalloped edges, overall with Imari style transfer and hand painted decoration with peach, pink and purple flowers on white and cobalt ground accented with scrolled foliates, center of tondo with floral arrangement in double handled vase. Each place marked on bottom with red manufacturer's mark with "Imperial Stone China" in script above crowned heraldic shield flanked by resting lion and unicorn. Diameter of each plate approximately 9".

Two plates with nicks and chips to foot. Each with light wear to scalloped rims. Craquelure on glaze on each. Under black light examination no signs of cracks, hairline fractures, damage, loss or repair. Each with scattered glazing imperfections, predominately on underside of plate. No other signs of damage, loss or repair.