I love the light blue color of this transfer. This plate dates to the late 1800's and was made by J Meir & Sons whop operated at the Green gate Pottery together from 1837-1897 at Tunstall, Stoke On Trent, England. This plate has several geometric patterns along the bottom with varied botanicals above. The pattern is called Gem.

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Aesthetic Movement Transferware

Measures: 8.5"

Condition: No chips or cracks, minor crazing

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J Meir & Sons

Antique English Light Blue Botanical & Geometric Transferware Aesthetic Movement Plate

$34.99