Antique Aesthetic Movement Transferware Red Polychrome Asian Oriental Motif Candy Dish Bowl Flowers Pagoda Johnson Brothers called a Chestnut bowl
Description
called a Chestnut bowl
whom he afterward married
This English transfer ware plate is by Midwinter in the pattern Rural England
According to the poem
The tureen itself shows a woman from the back carring a billy goat with one and a dog walking alongside her back to the farm house
Antique Aesthetic Movement Transferware Red Polychrome Asian Oriental Motif Candy Dish Bowl Flowers Pagoda Johnson Brothers called a Chestnut bowlLate 1800's small bowl or candy dish from Brownfield and Sons in a red transferware pattern called Ning Po. This is an English piece depicting a pagoda surrounded by birds and florals. It is polychrome with hand painted touches of mustard, brown, rust, blue and green. Stunning example! Measures 4. 75" x 1" deep Condition, no chips or cracks, some minor browning. There is crazing, commensurate to age present and some wear around the hand painted trim
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