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George Jones Pattern: Caius c1880

George Jones Pattern: Crystanthemum The impressed year code of 78 shows the platter was wet clay in 1878. Blanks were often stored for a year or three before being decorated, so it's probable the transfer pattern was applied c1880.

G J & Sons (George Jones) Pattern: Home View c1884

The back marking was not supplied. It's marked J G & Sons. HOME VIEW. Also, the RD No 3657, which was issued in 1884

George Jones Pattern:Ivy Bower This pattern was registered in 1881

George Jones Pattern: Lilium c1880 The item has no maker's mark. The relevant information comes from the owner, experienced Aesthetic-transferware dealer Bentley Chappell of Childhood Antiques.

G J & Sons (George Jones & Sons) Pattern: Overton This pattern was registered in 1883.

J G & Sons (George Jones & Sons.) Pattern: Plevna It's almost certainly a Christopher Dresser design, very upmarket - and expensive. (It would have cost more than an average wage-earner could afford.) The diamond registry mark dates from 1878.