1833-47 RARE Green & Yellow Bi Color Floral Transferware Plate Garrett & Copeland New Blanche
$199.99
Brand Nancy's Daily Dish
Copeland & Garrett "New Blanche" earthenware bi color transferware plate, dating exactly between 1833 and 1847
A classic classical revival design featuring a detailed Greek-style urn set against a lush botanical rose garden backdrop
After 1828, technology allowed potters to produce two and three color transfer wares. True dual-color transfer printing, such as that seen on this piece, was an advanced technological feat in the 1830s and 1840s, requiring separate copper plate transfers and double firings. Given the complex production method, the uncommon dual-color palette, and the short 14-year production window of the Copeland and Garrett partnership, pieces like this are highly sought after by 19th-century English transferware collectors.
It's truly an exquisite, hard to find, piece even for the most selective of collectors.
Measures 10”
Condition: one small chip at about 10:00. No other chips or cracks. There are Stilt marks, minor glaze pops (common during production of this time period), some crazing, minor scratches
