A charming pair of late 19th to early 20th-century deep soup plates crafted by Johnson Brothers of Staffordshire, England. Executed in the popular "Paris" pattern, each piece features a soft blue floral and botanical transfer motif set against a scalloped, molded semi-porcelain rim. The underside displays the maker's printed crown backstamp reading "PARIS - ROYAL SEMI-PORCELAIN - JOHNSON BROS - ENGLAND" alongside an impressed shape/workman's mark. Both plates are in good antique condition, showing age-appropriate characteristics. Fine overall glaze crazing is visible, particularly under light inspection, with minor light-brown discoloration dots typical of Victorian/Edwardian semi-porcelain. No major cracks, large chips, or structural restorations noted; rims and Transferware decoration remain clean and vibrant. Dimensions: 25 cm diameter