Brown Transferware Platter Travelers Horses Children Roses ridgways antique roses It was not that Smith's

It was not that Smith's wares were a lesser quality or of less beauty but because Wedgwood was a famous potter and name in the 1800's as well

Rectangular shape with angled corners

As shown serving Wagyu topped with uni butter at Rose

This plate dates to about the 1930's and has a Gadroon edge

The platter has a beatuifully embossed border of scrolls and flowers and has a gilded rim

Brown Transferware Platter Travelers Horses Children Roses ridgways antique roses It was not that Smith'sScenic Brown English Transferware Platter This listing is for a beautiful brown transferware plate by J&G Meakin, of Staffordshire, England in the Stratford Stage pattern. This scene depicts an old English village complete with Tudor buildings and cottages with the stage coach preparing for a trip and loading its passengers and their luggage. Two small children stand near the fence and wave them away on their journey. The border is a lovely blend of