Antique Staffordshire Blue White Plate c1820 Landscape Floral Border Transfer Wedgwood

Antique Staffordshire Blue White Plate c1820 Landscape Floral Border Transfer WedgwoodA Staffordshire blue and white transfer printed plate with a landscape of sailing boats and figures within a floral border. Staffordshire, c. 1820. Condition: As found please see all images for faults. Rim wear; crazing. Crazing and minor firing imperfections are consistent with age and are normal for this type of early stoneware. Please study all photographs closely, as they form part of the description. Dimensions: approximately 25cm diameter. From

Hamlyn’s contribution to contemporary ceramics has been widely acknowledged

minor age-related characteristics may be present

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Condition: Remarkably good for its age

the piece is inscribed with Lord Howe’s name and bears the Wedgwood mark

Unlike the more commonly encountered later stoneware and earthenware toothpaste pots

The bottle stands at approximately 13cm in height

or simply as a small sculptural object that hints at a more elegant era of domestic accessories

Its vibrant colours and intricate patterns reflect the artistry and beauty of Italian ceramics

ideal for the serious collector or connoisseur of historic tools

neutral white colour to complement both classic and contemporary interiors

so you can purchase with confidence and look forward to welcoming this beautiful piece of Stephen Pearce Shanagarry pottery into your home