PURPLE TRANSFER PAIR OF KNIFE REST C 1835
Here is a pair of Romantic Staffordshire pearlware knife rest printed in purple. Purple is a rare color for knife rests. The rests are 3-3/4" by 1". One of the rests is damaged which a large chip off of one end. The other is in excellent condition. They were probably made in Staffordshire around 1835.
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97-1651
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.
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00-3196
DAVENPORT PURPLE TRANSFER PLATTER C 1835 ER
There are many names for this color transferware but purple is purple--albeit there are many shades! This 14-1/2" platter is a deep magenta. It was made in Staffordshire by the Davenport factory around 1835. The name of the pattern is "Alpine Amusements" . Condition is excellent with no chips, cracks or restoration.
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99-2546
STEVENSON PURPLE TRANSFER LACE BORDER PLATE
This 7-1/2" plate was made by Stevenson in Staffordshire around 1835. It is known as the Lace Border Series and the pattern name is "Virginia Waters". It looks like China to me! Condition is excellent.
