Wild Rose Oval Platter
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This item is a vintage or antique Staffordshire oval platter featuring a classic blue and white transferware design. The specific pattern is widely identified as the "Wild Rose" pattern.
Key Characteristics
- Origin & Era: The "Wild Rose" pattern was a popular design produced by several manufacturers in the Staffordshire region of England during the 19th century, with many pieces dating from the 1830s and 1840s.
- Design: The platter is characterized by its wide, detailed border of blooming wild roses and foliage. The central scene depicts a romantic, bucolic landscape with traditional English countryside elements.
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Central Scene Elements:
- A prominent large building or great house in the background.
- A bridge crossing a body of water.
- Several figures engaged in activities, including one person fishing from the bank and others in a small boat.
- Various trees, including a willow tree, and rolling hills.
- Condition: The platter is in good condition for its age, featuring a clear, detailed transfer pattern and a liquid glaze finish typical of the era.
This type of transferware is highly collectible and known for its durable, heavy ironstone or pearlware composition
