Antique Staffordshire Trailing Flowers Gray Transferware Bone Dish Crescent Plate antique ironstone business cards
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This lovely octagon shaped plate was made by James Kent
The title of Laird is granted to the owner of a large landed estate in Scotland
Just to the left and back of them is a charming thatched Tudor cottage
' and produced for The Churn Company in Hailsham
Antique Staffordshire Trailing Flowers Gray Transferware Bone Dish Crescent Plate antique ironstone business cardsGRAY TRANSFER WARE BONE DISH Alfred Meakin Superior Here is a beautifully detailed bone dish decorated in a soft gray transfer of trailing floral vines. It is softly scalloped. Perfect little trinket tray for your bedside table or as a candy dish. This is a great opportunity to add an early piece, in a hard to find color, to your collection. Circa 1891 Measures: appx 6
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