Portmeirion Botanic Garden ceramic plate with floral and insect motif Stoke On Trent England 12” Round

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Portmeirion Pottery was established in Stoke-on-Trent, England, in 1960 by Susan Williams-Ellis. The company is renowned for its distinctive and often whimsical designs, with the Botanic Garden collection being one of its most iconic and enduring lines. Launched in 1972, Botanic Garden features detailed, scientifically accurate illustrations of plants and insects, inspired by antique botanical prints.

This particular design, often featuring roses, butterflies, and bees, reflects the collection's emphasis on natural beauty and educational elements. The pieces are typically made from high-quality earthenware and are known for their durability and timeless appeal, making them popular among collectors and those who appreciate fine tableware. The collection has been in continuous production with numerous variations and additions over the decades.