These scalloped English porcelain plates were acquired for the state dinner service circa 1894, during Grover Cleveland's second administration. The plate on the left, featuring delicate blue and gold trim, was made by the firm Minton of Stoke, England. The plate on the right, bordered by blue and white palmettes, was made by Coalport Porcelain Works of Coalport, England.

This photograph shows the mark on a dinner plate made for the White House by Coalport Porcelain Works of Coalport, England, circa 1894, during Grover Cleveland's second administration.