Set of 6 antique ironstone plates

Set of 6 dinner or dessert plates, Terre de Fer Compagnie Française Paris, 78 Rue Turbigo, late 19th/early 20th century, cream-white with a blue (transferred) tulip design, a motif later adopted by the Gien pottery factory. Small in diameter, these plates are versatile and can be used for breakfast, lunch, or dessert. They are in good condition despite some very slight, barely visible signs of use. The glaze is glossy but shows some cracking (common on tableware over 100 years old). One plate has a hairline crack and a chip underneath, another has two hairlines and a tiny chip underneath. All six plates are slightly stained underneath. Photos of these imperfections are included. Diameter 21.3 cm / 8.3" Height 2.2 cm / 0.9" The price shown is for the set. PLEASE NOTE: Antique tableware often has minor flaws, such as slight imperfections in workmanship, variations in tone, size, printing defects, firing flaws, and minor adjustments. THIS IS THE CASE WITH THIS SET, and this is precisely what gives it its charm. Thank you for taking this into account. FAST SHIPPING, CAREFUL PACKAGING.