1830s Large Brown Transfer Plate

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1830s Large Brown Transfer Plate

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Sold Date: 06/14/2004
Channel: Retail
Source: Tias
Category: Ceramics

Staffordshire Transferware. Beautiful early brown transfer plate. The pattern is called "Parisian Chateau". This was made by Ralf Hall(1822-1846). This plate dates circa 1835. Marked with a printed pattern and makers mark. The condition is excellent. The transfer is crisp and detailed. No chips, cracks, or repairs. Nice and clean with little if any wear. Excellent example. Measures just over 10 1/4".

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