YOUR BUYING 1 Antique 10" dinner plate 1913  Flow Blue Montana  pattern by Johnson Brothers / Bros. of England. all 4 plate  that i am selling individually  are in excellent condition  it doesn't get any better then this  considering  they are over 100 years old   each one is numbered   1, 3 and 4th plate are the best of the lot the No 2  has a few tiny scratches with in the center  no chips  this is a solid good investment   as these plates get more scarce to find  specially in the condition' the value will only go up over time. Even more so if you have a  complete set        history  As it turns out, this blurriness is not due to a manufacturing error or the effects of the elements,  rather it is a decorative style known as “flow blue.”  The name refers to the blue glaze that “flowed”  as it was fired, giving patterns a characteristic blur. Flow blue was widely popular from about  1830 to 1915, and several pieces have been found on MSU’s campus.