WS French Bistro Grocers Display FROMAGE Dairy Slab Cheese Tray red transferware teapot reminding me of Wedgwood's early

reminding me of Wedgwood's early cream-ware

For consideration is this stunning brown  transferware salad plate by Copeland Spode in a very rare and difficult to find pattern entitled Beverley

I love rabbit decor

Rarely is it found in this black transfer with the hand painted reds and greens

The Dictionary of BLUE and WHITE PRINTED POTTERY: 1780-1880: Volume I

WS French Bistro Grocers Display FROMAGE Dairy Slab Cheese Tray red transferware teapot reminding me of Wedgwood's earlyMade for Williams Sonoma stores Francois Bistro series these slabs were originally used in markets and grocery stores as counter top displays for margarine, butter, lard, meats and cheese. Most were in use between the late 1800's and early 1900's. Today, what remains of these pieces are highly sought and collected. This is a discontinued item and makes a great way to add one to your collection at a fraction of the cost of an original. What a great