Sunderland Pink Copper Lustreware Staffordshire Cigarette or Trinket Box Herding Sheep salt glaze staffordshire com/2010/12/spode-copeland-duncan-rural-scenes

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but looks great holding a plant

Here is a lovely plate by Johnson Brothers in the pretty Madrid pattern and rare color in green

The plates image was engraved in copper and produced on transferware

For consideration is this wonderfully hand colored polychrome brown transferware dish by Englands Myott & son

Sunderland Pink Copper Lustreware Staffordshire Cigarette or Trinket Box Herding Sheep salt glaze staffordshire com/2010/12/spode-copeland-duncan-rural-scenesHere's a lovely, antique English Staffordshire Sunderland lusterware porcelain covered cigarette box of rectangular form, the domed top with brown transferware decoration, depicting a flock of sheep being herded down a country lane. Lustreware or Lustreware dates all the way back to the 9th Century where it was developed in what is now Iraq, Mesopotamia, where the first designs were usually geometric. Through the centuries it was made through most of