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08-5206
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WEDGWOOD BROWN TRANSFER WATER LILY PLATTER
Platter, 9.25 inches by 7 inches. This lovely Wedgwood platter was made in Staffordshire around 1820. It is printed in brown and beautifully painted over the glaze in pink, green and dark brown. The pattern name is Water Lily, and it is to me one of the loveliest patterns made by Wedgwood. Other than a tight hairline at nine o'clock, condition is excellent. Take a look at all of the photos for the details. If you are looking for early Wedgwood or a gorgeous botanical print, this is the item for you!
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08-5204
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PURPLE TRANSFERWARE CHILD'S JUG SARAH 1835
This jug is 3 inches to the top of the handle. It is printed with a different scene on each side. One side pictures a fox with a raccoon tail and the other has a boy trying to coax his dog into a box. Under the spout is the name "Sarah". The jug was probably intended as a gift. Unfortunately, "Sarah" is a bit blurred. Happily, the jug is in excellent condition. Take a look at all of the photos for the details.
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08-5201
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BLUE TRANSFER JUG BACCANALIAN SPORTS 1835
Found on a 7 inch high, the pattern is entitled "Bacchanalian Sports". This charming pattern is filled with cherubs, goats and flowers. Take a look at all of the photos for the details. Other than an in-the-making flaw near the handle, condition is excellent. The jug was probably made in Staffordshire around 1835.
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08-5200
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CHILD'S PLATE MY SISTER C 1840
Found on a 6 inch plate, this pattern was meant as a gift for a Victorian child. Although sentimental, if you love your sister or have two girls or granddaughters, this is the plate for you! The dog, a symbol of fidelity, just adds to the charm. Condition is excellent. The plate was probably made in Staffordshire around 1840-1850.
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08-5199
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BLACK TRANSFER INDIAN SCENERY CUP PLATE 1835
Found on a 5 inch cup plate, this pattern is part of a series that depicts wild animals in an Indian setting. Actually, the India part is quite fanciful! The animal in the center of the plate appears to be a mongoose. I have five more of these plates. Condition of this plate is excellent. I have another item in this series in the catalog; a beaver undertray. Although this plate is not marked, it is from the "Indian Scenery" series made by William Hackwood around 1835.
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08-5193
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WEDGWOOD MONTH PLATE AUGUST C. 1895
Found on a 10.25 inch plate, this pattern is part of a series of plates that depicted the months of the year. Originally, Wedgwood made the series as tiles, but they proved so popular, that the patterns were made as plates, with many different borders. This plate was printed in brown and painted over the glaze in many bright colors. Condition is excellent. The plate was probably made in the 1890s. If you have an August birthday, this is the plate for you!
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08-5191
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CHILD'S PLATE WITH BIRD 1830
Found on a twelve-sided pearlware 5.5 inch plate, this pattern features a bird that may be a wren. I'd love some help with identification! The black transfer is clobbered with pink, green, yellow and orange enamel paint. Except for some extremely small nicks in the border, condition is excellent. The plate was probably made in Staffordshire around 1830.
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08-5211
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THREE COLOR TRANSFERWARE PLATE MOSS ROSE 1835
Found on a 10 inch plate, this gorgeous pattern is printed in black, pink and brown with a pattern of roses and shells. Although the pattern is fairly rare, I have another plate in this pattern printed in blue, pink and green. There is a 1.5 inch hairline in the border, that is luckily well hidden in the pattern. Take a look at all of the photos for the details. the plate was made by John and Job Jackson in Staffordshire around 1835.
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08-5190
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THREE COLOR TRANSFERWARE PLATE MOSS ROSE 1835
Found on a 10 inch plate, this pattern is printed in three colors, blue, pink and green. Although the pattern is fairly rare, I have two plates in this pattern for sale. The other plate is printed in brown, pink and black. Condition of this plate is excellent. It was made by John and Job Jackson in Staffordshire around 1835.
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08-5189
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YELLOW AND BLACK TRANSFERWARE PLATE 1835
Found on a 9 inch plate, this pattern is printed in yellow, black, pink, green, purple and blue. This is quite unusual! The most unusual color is yellow, which forms the ground for the lovely border. Other than a few in-the- making flaws (drips of yellow, for example), condition is excellent. Take a look at all of the photos for the details. The plate was probably made in Staffordshire around 1835 to 1840.
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08-5187
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BLACK TRANSFER CHILD'S PLATE E FOR ELEPHANT
Found on a 7 inch child's plate, this pattern was intended to be used as a teaching tool; "E begins Elephant, Eagle, and Eggs." I often wonder if any child had the entire set from A to Z! Condition of the plate is excellent, with no chips, cracks or repairs. It was probably made in Staffordshire around 1840-1850.
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08-5245
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CHILD'S PLATE WITH RABBITS C. 1840
Found on a 7.5 inch plate with a molded animal border, this pattern is printed in a purply pink with a charming scene and saying. Condition is excellent, with no chips, cracks or repairs. If you like rabbits, this is the plate for you! The molded border shows dogs chasing a rabbit, a black and white dog, a butterfly, a goat, and a bird on a branch. This plate has everything! it was probably made in Staffordshire between 1840 and 1850.
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08-5244
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PURPLE TRANSFER CHILDS PLATE WITH CAT 1840
Found on an octagonal purply pink 5.5 inch child's plate, this pattern features a small girl and a large cat! Other than wear to the enamel that was painted over the glaze, condition is excellent. Take a look at all of the photos for the details. The plate was probably made in Staffordshire around 1840-1850.
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08-5243
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BLACK TRANSFER CHILD'S PLATE SPANIEL 1840
Found on a 5.5 inch plate, this black tranferware pattern features a spaniel. The border is molded with roses, tulips and asters. Other than a bit of wear to the highs points in the border (roses only), condition is excellent. There is a splotch of blue to the left of the dog's ear. The pattern is quite unusual. Take a look at all of the photos for the details. The plate was made around 1840-1845.
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BLACK TRANSFERWARE ST. JOHN PLATE 1835
Found on a 10.5 inch plate, this pattern is part of a religious series that is entitled "The Sun of Righteousness". However, there are only two plates known in the series. The other plate features Samuel. Condition of this large plate is excellent. Take a look at all of the photos for the details. It was probably made in Staffordshire around 1835.
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