10” Vintage English Ironstone Brown Transferware Plate Masons Vista vintage nut dish Cheavin's during the 19th century

Cheavin's during the 19th century

A great conversation piece

Probably held 2+ gallons

It has some crazing inside and out and some very minor scratches on the front

The rings have a floral brown transfer print all around

10” Vintage English Ironstone Brown Transferware Plate Masons Vista vintage nut dish Cheavin's during the 19th centuryVintage English Transferware Mason's Vista Dinner Plate Vista is widely popular amongst serious collectors and novices alike. It is easily recognizable by it's castle and park like scenes with oak leaf borders. The Vista pattern is by far the most popular that Masons ever produced. It is attributable to Francis Morley who purchased from Charles Mason his business and factories in 1848. Vista was largely made for export to the United States beginning