Rare Cauldon Green Chintz Sheet Pattern English Transferware Candy / Berry Bowl Royal Staffordshire Tonquin Gravy Boat and Plate this plate has been given

this plate has been given a new life and a new story

Designed by Henry Ives Cobb (no relation to Silas)

They are in wood frames and ready to hang

The new manufactory was opened in 1870 by Ralph Hammersley

Rare Cauldon Green Chintz Sheet Pattern English Transferware Candy / Berry Bowl Royal Staffordshire Tonquin Gravy Boat and Plate this plate has been givenFor consideration is this gorgeous green transferware small bowl candy dish in a hard to find green sheet or Chintz pattern print. Chintz refers to a repeating pattern that covers the piece, sometimes called a sheet pattern. It has a scalloped, pie crust embossed rim. Measures 5 x 1 Condition: Very goodwith no chips or cracks Marked: Royal Cauldon Staffordshire England Made In England To learn more about English transferware and see it in many