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Description
This charming collection of three antique blue and white transferware plates showcases the elegant decorative tradition of English pottery manufacturing from the late 19th to early 20th century. Each plate features a distinct hand-engraved transfer pattern — one displaying a classic neoclassical swag and medallion border, another with a delicate floral garland design, and the third featuring an intricate lattice and festoon motif — all rendered in the iconic cobalt blue on cream that defines this beloved genre. Transferware of this style was produced by numerous renowned Staffordshire and English potteries during the Victorian and Edwardian eras, including makers such as Wedgwood, Minton, and Copeland. The varied patterns suggest these pieces were lovingly collected over time, each representing a unique expression of the period's refined aesthetic sensibility. These plates would make a stunning display grouping on a plate rack or gallery wall, and are highly sought after by collectors of antique ceramics, blue and white enthusiasts, and lovers of English country house decor. A wonderful find for anyone building a transferware collection or adding period authenticity to a traditional interior.
Condition
GoodVisible crazing and light staining on all three plates, consistent with age. No chips or cracks observed. Each plate has a different pattern, suggesting a mixed lot rather than a matched set.
Dimensions
W 8.5"
Reserved for 15 minutes · All sales final · Illinois tax applied
Pickup at the Estate
Oak Park
July 11, 2026 – July 11, 2026 · 10:00am–1:00pm
Shipping available — Can arrange local delivery through a delivery partner for a fee.
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