Vintage Demitasse Cup & Saucer - Blue Polychrome Transferware - RARE - Hand Painted - Spode Copeland Byron - Cottage Farm Lake Scenes bone plate John Calcott Horsley designed in
Description
John Calcott Horsley designed in 1840 the first ever commercialy produced Christmas card
he eventually died as a bankrupt - after taking on first one farm and then
I love the green color of this set with a fruit motif
Condition: There is a little typical crazing present
For consideration is this wonderful and rare plate by Johnson Brothers of England
Vintage Demitasse Cup & Saucer - Blue Polychrome Transferware - RARE - Hand Painted - Spode Copeland Byron - Cottage Farm Lake Scenes bone plate John Calcott Horsley designed inBlue Polychrome Demitasse Cup and Saucer Bowl Spode Byron From one of my all time favorite transferware patterns, I am offering this wonderful demi cup and shallow bowl saucer from one of Englands finest potters Spode. The pattern is called Byron. Each piece in this series features a different pastoral scene based loosely on the poetry of Byron himself. Equally interesting, is that this pattern was never (to my knowledge) introduced into the United
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