The outline for every Mason's pattern is initially engraved onto a copper plate - a process first introduced in the early 1800's and still in use today by Mason's and one other pottery manufacturer in Britain. The Copper plate is then used to print the pattern onto tissue paper. Each piece then goes to Mason's decorators who painstakingly paint the enamels and other colors onto the pattern before it is glazed, fired again, and sent to the gilding department if needed. The piece is fired a final time after the application of the gold, creating a beautiful Mason's masterpiece. Mason's joined the Wedgwood group in 1968 ensuring continued production of the successful designs developed by Miles Mason.
All sizes are diameter in inches unless otherwise noted.
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