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Worcester Cty Agricultural Society ironstone plate
This 8 ¾” ironstone plate says “Worcester County Meet” , “AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY”, “CHARTERED”, “1851”. Made in England, from around 1851, this transfer design is surrounded by a “cartouche wreath of wheat, corn and flowers…” see Petra Williams book “Staffordshire II” page 387. Although the transfer is blurred, the plate is in very nice condition.
Key words: Worlds Fair, world fair, Columbian Exposition, Columbian Expo, president, presidential, early american pattern glass, EAPG, centennial, sesquicentennial, political memorabilia
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T1923
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Moyr Smith Industrial Series Plate - Mason
John Moyr Smith designed a series of tiles for Mintons China Works around 1870, called the Industrial Series (aka The Trades). There were 12 tiles in the series - which are sometimes hard to find. This early series was also adapted to desert dishes in brown on white transfer. This plate is "The Mason". Measuring 8 1/2" in diameter. It has 3 minor rim chips and light discoloration to the back of the dish. Generally, it is in very good overall condition. We also have 2 other plates in this series. (#T-1923)
keywords: Victorian tiles tile antique ceramic pottery staffordshire transferware
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T2053
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Aurora Polychrome Transferware Plate
This plate, in the Aurora pattern, is done in great polychrome colors of black, green, blue, red and yellow. Measures 10 1/4" in diam. Made in England between 1845-1858 by F. Morley & Company. In excellent condition. (#T-2053)
Key words: romantic staffordshire flow blue china transferware transfer ware antique English
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T1922
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Moyr Smith Industrial Series Plate - Plumber
John Moyr Smith designed a series of tiles for Mintons China Works around 1870, called the Industrial Series (aka The Trades). There were 12 tiles in the series - which are sometimes hard to find. This early series was also adapted to desert dishes in brown on white transfer. This plate is "The Plumber". Measuring 8 1/2" in diameter. There are 2 minor rim chips and a small line n the bottom rim and light discoloration to the back of the dish. Generally, it is in very good overall condition. We also have 2 other plates in this series. (#T-1922)
keywords: Victorian tiles tile antique ceramic pottery staffordshire transferware
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Eagle Plate circa 1850 - #4
Made by Podmore Walker & Sons from 1849-1859, this plate is in the Eagle pattern. Dark blue - measures 8 3/4". Three glaze stilt marks apparent on surface. Excellent condition. (#T-1914)
Key words: flow blue romantic staffordshire
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T1908
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Washington Vase Staffordshire Plate
Done in bright blue, this is the Washington Vase pattern, circa 1860, by Podmore Walker. It's 10" in diameter in excellent condition. (#T-1908)
Key words: romantic staffordshire flow blue china
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