BLACK TRANSFER INDIAN SCENERY CUP PLATE 1835 Found on a 5 inch cup plate, this pattern is part of a series that depicts wild animals in an Indian setting. Actually, the India part is quite fanciful! The animal in the center of the plate appears to be a mongoose. I have five more of these plates. Condition of this plate is excellent. I have another item in this series in the catalog; a beaver undertray. Although this plate is not marked, it is from the "Indian Scenery" series made by William Hackwood around 1835.
Manufacturer: Wiliam Hackwood  

BLUE TRANSFER STUBBS FRUIT/FLOWER CUP PLATE Made in Staffordshire around 1825, this 4" cup plate is part of a large fruit and flowers series. Each size and shape has a different fruit and flowers central pattern surrounded by a floral border. Other than a flake on the rim at 3 o'clock, condition is excellent. If you like this series, this is the cup plate for you!
 

BLUE TRANSFERWARE CUP PLATE WITH FRUIT 1820 This 3-1/2" pearlware cup plate is printed in dark blue with lots of contrast. The pattern of large fruit is set against stippled background. Condition is excellent, with no chips, cracks or repairs. The cup plate was probably made in Staffordshire around 1825.
 

PEARLWARE CUP PLATE WITH ROSE C1825 This 4" cup plate is printed in medium to dark blue with a central rose set in a leafy pentangle. Each flower, which set within the points of the pentangle, is different. Other than a hairline that appears on the back of the plate, condition is excellent. Take a look at all of the photos for the details. The cup plate was made in Staffordshire around 1825.
 

RILEY FLOWERS BLUE TRANSFERWARE CUP PLATE A 3-3/4" dark blue pearlware cup plate in the popular Riley pattern known as Flowers and Vases. The cup plate is so small the the vase has been eliminated! Also, the border stringing is a bit different from the larger version. You can view a10" plate in this pattern in my catalog. Other than a very faint line on the back at one o'clock, condition is excellent. The cup plate was made in Staffordshire around 1825.
 

PRATTWARE PEARLWARE CUP PLATE C 1820 I couldn't decide whether to put this 4" pearlware cup plate in this category or the Prattware category. The plate is printed in blue under the glaze and painted over the glaze in high fire colors of blue, orange, brown and green. The edge of the plate is finely molded in a feather and bar design. Condition of this unusual piece is excellent. It was probably made in Staffordshire between 1810 and 1820.
 

PURPLE AND WHITE PEARLWARE DOLL PLATE C 1835 Purple is less common in early doll and cup plates than blue. This 3-3/4" pearlware doll plate is crisply printed in a deep red purple with a country scene which includes a windmill. Windmills are quite common in Kent and other parts of England. The plate has the same color in a line around the edge. I wonder if the pattern is a piece of a larger print. Condition is excellent.
 

TRELLIS AND FLOWERS DOLL PLATE 1830 # 2 Another pearlware 3-1/4" pearlware doll plate with large stylistic flowers caught in a trellis or against a plaid background--it's up to you to decide! It was probably made in Staffordshire around 1830. Its condition is excellent.
 

TRELLIS AND FLOWERS PEARLWARE DOLL PLATE 1830 This 3-1/4" pearlware doll plate is printed with a sheet pattern that I call Trellis and Flowers. I have two of these and you'll notice that the pattern is a little different on each one. Condition is excellent. The plate was probably made in Staffordshire around 1830. What looks like scratches were wrinkles in the transfer paper.
 

BRITISH SCENERY PEARLWARE TOY PLATE C 1825 This 4-1/2" pearlware plate from a child's toy dinner service is from the series known as "British Scenery". It has a very distinctive border with roses and dark leaves with white veins. The center scene is most likely a piece of a larger one with a man fly fishing in a stream. There is a small hairline at one o'clock which does not show on the front although it does go through. Appearance is excellent. The plate was probably made in Staffordshire around 1825.
 

ROGERS SHEET PATTERN TOY PLATE C 1830 This 4" pearlware plate is impressed "Rogers" and was made in Staffordshire around 1830. The pattern is what is known as a sheet pattern. It is printed in flowers and leaves that cover the whole plate right up to the stringing near the molded white border. Condition is excellent. The plate is from a child's toy dinner service.
 

ADELAIDE'S BOWER ROMANTIC BLUE CUP PLATE 1835 This 3-7/8" cup plate printed in medium blue was probably made in Staffordshire around 1835. The pattern name is "Adelaide's Bower" and the style is now known as Romantic Staffordshire. The plate is well printed and other than wear on the edge, condition is excellent.
 

DARK BLUE PEARLWARE FLORAL CUP PLATE 1825 This 3-3/4" dark blue floral cup plate was probably made in Staffordshire around 1825. It is a piece of a floral pattern that covers a teapot that is in this catalog. If you'd like to see the entire pattern take a look at the teapot--00-2999. It is fun to see what the cutter took from the pattern to place on a small piece. The pattern is beautifully printed in a rich, dark blue. Condition is excellent.