Creamware & Gold Transferware Charger Plate Windsor Castle Hunting Scene Embossed Border Imari turkey plate tab handled tureen stand by
Description
tab handled tureen stand by Adams potteries of England
Measures 7
Possibly was repaired
Herzog made his first visit to Norway
Hancock died on May 9th of 1900 and was succeeded in the business by his sons
Creamware & Gold Transferware Charger Plate Windsor Castle Hunting Scene Embossed Border Imari turkey plate tab handled tureen stand byThis unusually colored charger plate features a light taupe gold transfer with a relief border that really makes it stand out. The plate has a scalloped rim trimmed with gold. It depicts a hunt scene on the grounds of Windsor Castle, seen in the distance, depicting a freshly killed large deer over the back of a horse with hunt dogs nearby. The detail is beautiful! Royal Cauldon Staffordshire England No makers marks on bottom. Condition: No chips or
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