I recently purchased a large collection of late
1700's and early 1800's porcelain from a prolific, affluent serious
collector. Most items have printed titles or mottos. Everything is in outstanding condition and there are many rare
and unusual pieces. Please see my other others -- as always, combined
purchased charged only actual shipping.
Antique early 1800’s Staffordshire Transferware. Black transferware central motif surrounded by embossed button rim. No maker’s hallmarks.
Central motif shows young boy sitting in prayer pose in outside garden landscape. Printed titles read "Devotion". Images like this are illustrated in Noel Riley's book GIFTS FOR GOOD CHILDREN. Plates like this were made as gifts for good children and rewards of merit, used to aid in childrens education and moral training, and to encourage their young imaginations.
Condition: Good giftable condition. This plate is in good condition for its age, but shows noticeable hairline cracks. There are 5 hairlines around the embossed edge. At first, I thought this piece had discoloration from crazing, but I don't see any crazing, so the paint effects account for the mottled background appearance. Transfer intact without erosion. No other chips, flakes, breaks, mends, repairs, blemishes, or mentionable boo-boo's. Don't feel anything amiss when I run finger around edges.
Dimensions: 4-7/8” Diameter. 0.75”
Tall.
Unpacked weight 3.6 oz.
Always happy to pass through discounts on combined shipping. I only
charge actual postage, and always use recycled packing materials.
Note some photos appear redundant because I take photos from all
possible angles. On symmetrical items, these photos may appear
redundant when there are no distinguishing differences or condition issues
between side views.
I gladly accept returns, but please note I do not pay return postage
unless there was a significant error in my description. The item
listed is being sold as is, as pictured and as described to the best of my
knowledge. All dimensions and weights approximate. If you have a question
or an assumption on an item prior to purchase, please ask. I much prefer
to take the time on the front end to make sure you will be satisfied with your
purchase.
Remember, when buying vintage expect
imperfections as these items have a history and have been in the possession of
others. I try to list EVERY flaw which would be commented on something in an
antique or vintage condition – this does not mean all imperfections resulting
from normal wear & use require comment. My goal is to have no rude
surprises upon receipt.