This one of a kind, extra large platter dates back to 1840 in England. The classic blue and white color is known as authentic transfer ware and often made in the Staffordshire region. The intricate design depicts a peaceful village scene with a quant church surrounded by trees and rolling hills, framed in the traditional “Wild Rose” floral pattern.
This platter is unique as it has a dip on the right side, perfect for serving!
Measurements: 19”W x 15”H
Disclaimer: Please note that all vintage and antique items are pre-owned and well loved.Signs of age such as light wear, color imperfections, or minor surface marks are normal and part of the character of older pieces. If you have any questions about an item, please feel free to reach out.
This one of a kind, extra large platter dates back to 1840 in England. The classic blue and white color is known as authentic transfer ware and often made in the Staffordshire region. The intricate design depicts a peaceful village scene with a quant church surrounded by trees and rolling hills, framed in the traditional “Wild Rose” floral pattern.
This platter is unique as it has a dip on the right side, perfect for serving!
Measurements: 19”W x 15”H
Disclaimer: Please note that all vintage and antique items are pre-owned and well loved.Signs of age such as light wear, color imperfections, or minor surface marks are normal and part of the character of older pieces. If you have any questions about an item, please feel free to reach out.
