Ridgway Ironstone 'Espresso' Pattern Dinner Plate

The item is a ceramic dinner plate, likely made of ironstone given the visible backstamp. It features a bright white base color with a striking design on the rim. The design consists of a geometric pattern of various-sized squares and rectangles, predominantly in dark brown or black, creating a modern or mid-century aesthetic. The construction appears sturdy, typical of ironstone which is known for its durability. The top surface of the plate shows some reflections, suggesting a glossy, smooth glaze. The bottom of the plate prominently displays the manufacturer's backstamp: "1792 RIDGWAY IRONSTONE ENGLAND" with a crown logo, indicating its origin and material. Below this, it reads "ESPRESSO REG'D TRADE MARK MADE IN ENGLAND UNDERGLAZE AND DETERGENT PROOF." This marking confirms it is from the Ridgway company, is ironstone, and the pattern name is 'Espresso.' The 'underglaze and detergent proof' indicates the pattern is durable and suitable for everyday use and dishwashers. The 1792 date likely refers to the establishment of the Ridgway potteries. The condition appears to be good with no obvious chips, cracks, or significant wear visible from the provided image. The glaze seems intact and the colors of the pattern are clear and vibrant. This piece exhibits quality craftsmanship, typical of English pottery manufacturers known for their ironstone production.