SIX ENGLISH GEORGIAN BLUE AND WHITE PLATES c1830

This collection of Six English Georgian Blue and White Transfer Printed Plates date from circa 1830.

Details of the Plates are as follows:

1   Biddulph Castle Staffordshire from the Antique Scenery Series.   Maker unknown.
Diameter:  9.75 inches (25 cm)

2   Cottages and Castle from the British Scenery Series.  Maker unknown.
Diameter:  9.75 inches (25 cm)

3   Temple of Serapis and Pouzzuoli.  Don Pottery, Swindon, Yorks (1790-1834).
Diameter:  10 inches (25.5 cm)

4   Zebra Pattern.  John Rogers & Son, Longport, Staffordshire (1815-1842).
Diameter:  9.5 inches (24.5 cm)

5    Camel Pattern from an aquatint by Thomas Daniell ‘Gate Leading to a Musjed at
Chunar Ghur’. John Rogers & Son.
Diameter:  9.75 inches (25 cm)

6    Ancient Greece.  Ralph Stevenson & Williams, Cobridge, Staffordshire c1825.
Diameter:  10 inches (25.5 cm)

The Plates are in good condition with no cracks or restoration.  There is a small nick to the foot rim on the underside of Plate No 2.

These Plates are richly glazed and display beautifully, either on a wall or a dresser.

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