Antique Light Blue English Transferware Staffordshire Doric Star Plate Circa 1850 Vintage Mincemeat Canister a Pilgrim couple watching the
Description
a Pilgrim couple watching the Mayflower return
The plate depicts Sir Walter Scott’s breathtaking home
The dog is wearing a gold / gilt painted collar and tag around its neck
purple / lavender and blue
a rust floral and scrolled border and black face
Antique Light Blue English Transferware Staffordshire Doric Star Plate Circa 1850 Vintage Mincemeat Canister a Pilgrim couple watching theBeautiful, antique light blue transferware plate in the hard to find Doric Star pattern by Charles Meigh. This plate dates between 1830 49 Measures: 10 Condition: This gorgeous plate has fine allover crazing and some typical pops in the glaze. No chips or cracks The Meigh family manufactured high quality stoneware and earthenware pottery in the Old Hall Works Pottery in Hanley, Stoke on Trent, (Staffordshire region) from 1790 1886. Charles Meigh began
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