Purple Transferware Masons Ascot Basket of Flowers Square Ashtray Coaster Spoon Rest calico print china John Thomas Hudden established a

John Thomas Hudden established a factory in Stafford Street in 1859 and then at the British Anchor Works in Anchor Road in c

75" x 1" deep

Measures appx 8

The border is similar to Spode Tower and the scene is a lovely European garden

This is manufactured by Thinas Hughes and Co of Staffordshire England and features a view of Anne Hathaways cottage

Purple Transferware Masons Ascot Basket of Flowers Square Ashtray Coaster Spoon Rest calico print china John Thomas Hudden established aVintage English Transferware Ashtray by Masons in the Ascot pattern. This features a transfer of a basket of flowers. These are great to use as small spoon rests, a fridge magnet (add to back) Measures 3. 5" Condition: There is a chip on the bottom foot rim as shown. To learn more about English transferware and see it in many practical and decorative uses please visit me at one of the places below: BLOG: www. nancysdailydish. blogspot. com PINTEREST: