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Vintage Blue English Transferware Plate Woods Woodland Pastoral Winding River Scene
$39.99
Brand Wood & Sons
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Wood & Sons
Burslem England
Woodland
BLUE TRANSFER WARE DINNER PLATE
Gently Winding River
Woodland is one of the patterns by Wood & Sons that draws me in every time I look at one of the scenes depicted on these pieces. The plate depicts a stone bridge crossing a long and winding river with a castle in the background perched on the hillside. The border is absolutely stunning...a feathery plume of leaves and woodland flowers brilliantly detailed.
Measures: 10"
Condition: Excellent, no chips or cracks. I found no crazing.
THANK YOU FOR VIEWING OUR ITEM. Please see my other listings. I carry one of the largest selections in the world of vintage English transferware. You'll find over 1200 unique pieces listed here at Nancy's Daily Dish plus a selection of hand picked antiques and housewares.
To learn more about English transferware and see it in many decorative uses, fun display ideas and a different pattern featured each week in one of my tablescapes, please visit my blog, Nancy's Daily Dish
Burslem England
Woodland
BLUE TRANSFER WARE DINNER PLATE
Gently Winding River
Woodland is one of the patterns by Wood & Sons that draws me in every time I look at one of the scenes depicted on these pieces. The plate depicts a stone bridge crossing a long and winding river with a castle in the background perched on the hillside. The border is absolutely stunning...a feathery plume of leaves and woodland flowers brilliantly detailed.
Measures: 10"
Condition: Excellent, no chips or cracks. I found no crazing.
THANK YOU FOR VIEWING OUR ITEM. Please see my other listings. I carry one of the largest selections in the world of vintage English transferware. You'll find over 1200 unique pieces listed here at Nancy's Daily Dish plus a selection of hand picked antiques and housewares.
To learn more about English transferware and see it in many decorative uses, fun display ideas and a different pattern featured each week in one of my tablescapes, please visit my blog, Nancy's Daily Dish
