Medium Victorian Blue & White 'Asiatic Pheasants' Platter

Medium Victorian Blue & White 'Asiatic Pheasants' PlatterA large Victorian oval platter in the Asiatic Pheasants pattern, one of the most enduring and beloved designs in English transferware. Asiatic Pheasants was first produced in the 1840s and remained in continuous production well into the 20th century, made by dozens of Staffordshire potteries. Condition: Crazing throughout the glaze, extensive but even and consistent with age. Brown staining visible on the front face. Glazing defects present small

Dimensions: 58 x 119cm

25cm high Candle holder not included

A generous

or similar

amber and green against a warm cream background

elegant silhouette

A sturdy vintage wooden paper towel holder with a smooth dowel roll bar

it is no longer water tight so should be used as a cover pot or as a desk tidy

A rare and complete sauce tureen set by Alfred Meakin in the highly collectible "Ovando" pattern (c

5cm wide (including spout and handle)

Condition: Great

Scotland - one of the more respected Scottish pottery manufacturers of the Victorian era