Historical Red Transferware Plate - The First Fort at Dearborn - A Century of Progress Worlds Fair fluted plate From the classic Oliver Twist
Description
From the classic Oliver Twist novel by Charles Dickens this plate depicts one of the most vicious of characters
Gorgeous tulips
as a college of secular canons
red/ pink Transferware lamp font / base
he and his brother continued farming together
Historical Red Transferware Plate - The First Fort at Dearborn - A Century of Progress Worlds Fair fluted plate From the classic Oliver TwistVintage Red Transferware plate made exclusively for Marshall Fields Department stores by Johnson Brothers for a limited time in 1933 celebrating the World's Fair held in Chicago. Memorabilia for World's Fairs are extremely collectible and transferware is difficult to find. Johnson Brothers put out a full range of dinnerware commemorating the fair with each different piece depicting a different building or place in Chicago. A Century of Progress
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