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Rare Red Transferware Bird Sparrow Shaped Pin Dish Spoon Rest or Ash Tray Charlotte England Basket of Flowers
Rare Red Transferware Bird Sparrow Shaped Pin Dish Spoon Rest or Ash Tray Charlotte England Basket of Flowers Rare Red Transferware Bird Sparrow Shaped Pin Dish Spoon Rest or Ash Tray Charlotte England Basket of Flowers Rare Red Transferware Bird Sparrow Shaped Pin Dish Spoon Rest or Ash Tray Charlotte England Basket of Flowers Rare Red Transferware Bird Sparrow Shaped Pin Dish Spoon Rest or Ash Tray Charlotte England Basket of Flowers Rare Red Transferware Bird Sparrow Shaped Pin Dish Spoon Rest or Ash Tray Charlotte England Basket of Flowers Rare Red Transferware Bird Sparrow Shaped Pin Dish Spoon Rest or Ash Tray Charlotte England Basket of Flowers Rare Red Transferware Bird Sparrow Shaped Pin Dish Spoon Rest or Ash Tray Charlotte England Basket of Flowers
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Rare Red Transferware Bird Sparrow Shaped Pin Dish Spoon Rest or Ash Tray Charlotte England Basket of Flowers

$56.99

Brand Royal Staffordshire

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As often as I deal in the Charlotte pattern, I seldom am able to find this ashtray shaped like a bird. How cute is this litle Sparrow?

Made in England, the red transfer depicts a basket of flowers on one side and more flowers on the opposite side and inside the tub at each end. It has grooves for draining. SO CUTE! I have lots of other pieces in this pattern listed currently.

Measures: 5 " long x 4.25" wide
Condition is good, No chips or cracks.  Perfectly displayable, or useable!

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The Sparrow


A LITTLE bird, with plumage brown,
Beside my window flutters down,
A moment chirps its little strain,
Then taps upon my window-pane,
And chirps again, and hops along,
To call my notice to its song;
But I work on, nor heed its lay,
Till, in neglect, it flies away.

So birds of peace and hope and love
Come fluttering earthward from above,
To settle on life's window-sills,
And ease our load of earthly ills;
But we, in traffic's rush and din
Too deep engaged to let them in,
With deadened heart and sense plod on,
Nor know our loss till they are gone.

 

~Paul Laurence Dunbar