RED TRANSFERWARE CHILD'S PLATE DOG 1840
This 6" child's plate is printed in red with a charming design of a child riding on a dog! The title is "The Young Cavalier". It was made in Staffordshire around 1835-1840. If you like wonderful children's plates, this is the one for you! Condition is excellent.
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RIDGWAY PINK TRANSFERWARE TEAPOT 1835
This pearlware teapot is printed in either light red or pink. The Romantic Staffordshire pattern is complemented by the ruffled shape of the pot. Even the handle is frilled! There is a meandering hairline crack in the base of the pot that extends briefly into the body. It is barely visible unless you look in the pot. There is also a minor nick on the spout. There are no other cracks, chips or restoration. The lid is perfect and has the steam hole. Appearance is excellent. The teapot was probably made around 1835. Thanks to Laura Shannon, I now know the pattern name is Japonica. It was made by John Ridgway.
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RED TRANSFERWARE BELZONI PLATE 1830
Hunting ostriches must be an acquired taste! This red and white 9-1/4" plate was made by Enoch Wood & Sons in Staffordshire around 1830. The pattern name is Belzoni. Each size and shape in this series has a different center scene surrounded by a border of reserves containing hunting scenes punctuated by reserves of grapes, grape leaves and flowers. Other than a small flake on the edge at about four o'clock, condition is excellent.
