Three pretty, highly collectible and rare saucers, produced by David Chapman and Sons between 1882 and 1905. From 1905 onwards, the company became Atlas and the back stamp changed.
 
Relatively good condition for their considerable age - one saucer looks newer than the other two and has the pattern number embossed rather than stamped on the back.
 
One of the saucers is yellower than the other two and has a chip to the rim (pictured) the pattern number is hard to make out, but the pattern matches the other two (possibly 168050).
 
Crazing to the glaze on two of the saucers. Wear to the gold rims. Transfer and hand painted patterns are still vibrant.
 
Each saucer measures 14cm in diameter.
 
Perfect to add to your collection.