Lavender Purple Floral Toile Transferware Victorian Plate Basket of Roses Charlotte English Hunting Decor where the first designs were
Description
where the first designs were usually geometric
In the foreground a man rides in his cart with a horse pulling in front down a tree lined path with a rock wall and split rail fencing
STAFFORDSHIRE BROWN TRANSFER WARE SQUARE CUBE TEAPOT
For consideration is this early Copeland Spode teacup and saucer
Lavender Purple Floral Toile Transferware Victorian Plate Basket of Roses Charlotte English Hunting Decor where the first designs wereFLORAL TRANSFERWARE PLATE For consideration I am offering this beautiful bread or dessert plate in the popular pattern Charlotte by Clarice Cliff of Royal Staffordshire, Burslem, England. The pattern is engraved from original drawings by J. Cutts, circa 1830 and consists of an intricate French Victorian wire basket filled with an array of fresh cut flowers. Absolutely beatuiful purple plum transfer ware. Measures: 6. 75" diameter with a slight scallop
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