UNION 4

WHITEBEAM STUDIO LTD

£18

A side/salad plate in English fine bone china from our Union collection tracing the story of ‘ ’, representing partnership, collaboration and coming together - union. Add our Union serving plate and white tableware or display on the wall. Union 4 is designed with script from 1608 by French calligrapher Luca Materot, 1673 by English engraver Edward Cocker, and an early sketch for Baskerville typeface 1757 by English printer/type designer John Baskerville. From Pompeii graffiti 2000 years ago to today, the Union collection tells the story of ‘ ’, a mark that evolved from the Latin ‘et’. The desi

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Registered at Companies House as WHITEBEAM STUDIO LTD, number 10770915. Checked 2026-08-29.
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