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Antique Mint / Apple Green Transferware Side Plate English Earthenware Embossed Floral and Fern Border
$15.99
Brand George Jones & Sons
Staffordshire Minty Apple GreenTransfer Ware Side Plate
George Jones & Sons
Shannon
Circa 1930's
These pieces have an elegantly embossed border or flowers, leaves and feathers which is trimmed with a delicate green transfer. Absolutely gorgeous detail without being busy. Some of the prettiest I've seen. These would be wonderful to mix and match and layer with other transferware or dishes.
The company began operation in c.1864 at Stoke Upon Trent at the Trent Potteries Works as George Jones and in 1873 became George Jones & Sons Ltd. They produced gorgeous majolica and earthen wares. In 1907 the works was renamed Crescent Potteries.
George Jones died in 1893.
Measures 6"
Condition: . Some age appropriate crazing is present. No chips or cracks
To learn more about English transferware and see it in many practical and decorative uses please visit me at one of the places below:
BLOG: www.nancysdailydish.blogspot.com
PINTEREST: www.pinterest.com/transferware
FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/pages/English-Transferware/277105748523
TWITTER: www.twitter.com/transferware
Featured on Etsy November 2012: (this video will show a few wallscapes as well!)
http://www.etsy.com/blog/en/2012/collecting-english-transferware-one-womans-story
George Jones & Sons
Shannon
Circa 1930's
These pieces have an elegantly embossed border or flowers, leaves and feathers which is trimmed with a delicate green transfer. Absolutely gorgeous detail without being busy. Some of the prettiest I've seen. These would be wonderful to mix and match and layer with other transferware or dishes.
The company began operation in c.1864 at Stoke Upon Trent at the Trent Potteries Works as George Jones and in 1873 became George Jones & Sons Ltd. They produced gorgeous majolica and earthen wares. In 1907 the works was renamed Crescent Potteries.
George Jones died in 1893.
Measures 6"
Condition: . Some age appropriate crazing is present. No chips or cracks
To learn more about English transferware and see it in many practical and decorative uses please visit me at one of the places below:
BLOG: www.nancysdailydish.blogspot.com
PINTEREST: www.pinterest.com/transferware
FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/pages/English-Transferware/277105748523
TWITTER: www.twitter.com/transferware
Featured on Etsy November 2012: (this video will show a few wallscapes as well!)
http://www.etsy.com/blog/en/2012/collecting-english-transferware-one-womans-story
