14 sided Teal Transferware Salad Plate Roses Scrolls & Gold Trim Circa 1900 clarice cliff china The depth of color and
Description
The depth of color and painterly shading give the piece a romantic
This is truly a stunning and most beautiful example which dates to 1835-40
vintage English transferware plate #168 from Alfred Meakin featuring the Bewick's Wren on a branch from illustrations by John Audubon
Measures appx 8"
and items marked for the Ovington Brothers are an indicator of the highest quality that was available at the time
14 sided Teal Transferware Salad Plate Roses Scrolls & Gold Trim Circa 1900 clarice cliff china The depth of color andAbsolutely beautiful, rare and unusual teal transferware plate dating to about 1900. The pattern is Milton and manufacturer is Grindley. The plate has 14 sides decorated with a teal green transfer of roses, leaves and Victorian scrollwork all trimmed with hand painted 22 k gold detailing. Measures: 7 3 4" Condition is excellent having only some wear to the gold trim, a little crazing and small ink spot done during manufacture Clearly marked on the
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