Here is a rare ‘ASIATIC PHEASANT’ pale blue transfer meat platter with the charming and romantic sought after floral pattern | c 1891 | Made in England
A stunning & intact platter - still so lovely for everyday dining… or for the wall!
Lovely even faded blue tone that pairs well with other dishes
This platter is not under marked which was common as marking practices varied at the time and over sixty potteries manufactured this popular pattern!
British Anchor Pottery Co Ltd., was known to have created a rare meat platter in this pattern with no backstamp in 1891
12.75” L x 10” W
In very good antique condition; as found; recommend hand wash and dry, no microwave |
Note: some light wear on edges commensurate with age; small natural inconsistencies to glaze; see photos
Here is a rare ‘ASIATIC PHEASANT’ pale blue transfer meat platter with the charming and romantic sought after floral pattern | c 1891 | Made in England
A stunning & intact platter - still so lovely for everyday dining… or for the wall!
Lovely even faded blue tone that pairs well with other dishes
This platter is not under marked which was common as marking practices varied at the time and over sixty potteries manufactured this popular pattern!
British Anchor Pottery Co Ltd., was known to have created a rare meat platter in this pattern with no backstamp in 1891
12.75” L x 10” W
In very good antique condition; as found; recommend hand wash and dry, no microwave |
Note: some light wear on edges commensurate with age; small natural inconsistencies to glaze; see photos
