Transfer Ware
The discovery that prints could be transferred to porcelain and pottery transformed the ceramic industry
Blue and White.
1820's Italian Ruins Maker unknown Back stamp "Semi China"
C1830 Rogers Platter Cattle in River with a Blossom Pattern
1820's Predominantly Davenport with a few of the dinner plates are from other factories. Same Print.
1830's - 1850's Wild Rose border pattern- the view of Nuneham Park
1820's Davenport Bamboo and Peony
1898 Wedgwood July plate
1820's Robert Burns. Unable to identify factory though the border suggest Scottish factory
1820's St Alban's Abbey Hertfordshire (factory Unknown)
1904 Wedgwood Bowl Design "Fallow Deer"
1880's Ashworth Brothers: Hanley- Bowl
C1810 Spode "Forest Landscape II - Pearl River Bowl
C 1880's Terrine by J Meir and Son in the Willow Pattern
C1820's Spode Pattern The Tower Invalid Feeder
Late Victorian: Hot / Cold Water Jug
Green and White
1880's Green & White transfer Platter - Factory Unknown
1840's Green & White Spode Copeland Plate
Black and White
1820's Spode Black & White Bowl part of the Caramania Series