Staffordshire Mulberry Cup Plate, Chinoiserie Design Offered is an early mulberry cup plate, 4 inches wide. It is marked only with the imprinted word Ironstone and dates to the 1840s or 1850s.

It is in fine condition, bearing one potting point on the rim which held it in place in the kiln for firing - not damage. The flow is medium, and the color is black.
Manufacturer: Ninteenth Century Staffordshire potter  

Wood & Brownfield Flow Blue Large Plate, MADRAS This large and heavy ironstone plate measures 10 1/2 inches wide. The Oriental pattern is entitled Madras. It is a desing of pagodas across the river from three figures in conversation on the bank. It is a 12 sided plate in excellent condition, free of chips, cracks, hairlines stains, and restorations.

It was made in the pottery of Wood &
Brownfield which operated from 1838 to 1850.
Manufacturer: Staffordshire  

Staffordshire Mulberry Transferware Plate, PELEW Here we present a mulberry, also known as flow black, plate measuring 10 inches wide. It is a fourteen-sided ironstone plate that was made in the pottery of E. Challinor. It dates to the 1850's.

The Pelew pattern is a chinoiserie design of Asian buildings, willow-type foliage, and an arched bridge. Foliates and florals decorate the paneled surround.

It is in fine condition, free of chips, cracks, hairlines, and restorations.
Circa: 1850s
Manufacturer: E. Challinor  

BWM & Co. Flow Blue Plate, BYZANTIUM Presented is an 8 inch flow blue plate in the Byzantium pattern. It was made in the pottery of Brown, Westhead, Moore, & Co., which operated from 1862 - 1904. It bears the pottery's crown and garter backstamp with pottery initials.

Condition is excellent - no chips or cracks. The blue is quite dark against stark white.

The design features a tented encampment on the outskirts of a Middle Eastern City. Camels graze to the left as three people recline outdoors on a carpet. The surround has a cable design on linear patterning.

Manufacturer: Staffordshire  

Mulberry Dinner Plate, Haddon This is a fine mulberry plate measuring 9 1/2" in diameter. We have several of this pattern, some bearing the cartouche with the pattern name, others without it. The potter is S. & S., Scott Brothers, Southwick Pottery, Sunderland, 1829 - 1838. The pattern features three cows in the foreground with an arched bridge, castle, and other romantic element in the distance. The title of this beautiful pattern commemorates a famous British castle.
Manufacturer: Staffordshire  

Ridgway Flow Blue Large Plate, DELAWARE This large dinner plate, 10 3/4 inches wide, is bordered on the surround and 14 sided. The pattern is Delaware, a romantic design of tall elms framing a mountainous river scene. Needless to say, the Staffordshire potters who decided on the appellation had not visited. It certainly is a beautiful state, but no mountains can be found.

It is a heavy ironstone plate with only slight flow to the pattern. condition is excellent - no chips, cracks, hairlines, stains, or restorations.

It was made in the Ridgway pottery and bears the English registry mark dating it to 1847.
Manufacturer: J. Ridgway  

Staffordshire Elegant Pearlware Platter, TENDRIL Presented is an early pearlware blue transfer platter with a classic floral and vine pattern. This design was made in many potteries with slight variations in stylized florals and curling vines.

We believe this one was made in the Benjamin Adams pottery and that the design was called Tendril.

The platter is slightly scalloped and measures 17 inches wide by 11 1/2 inches tall. It is in fine condition with one short glaze rub on the rim and one small and shallow flake on the back of the rim which does not show from the front.

Manufacturer: Staffordshire  

Furnival Staffordshire Flow Blue Soup Plate, Shanghae Here is a flat rimmed soup plate in the Shanghae pattern. It measures 9 inches wide by 1 1/2 deep. Condition is excellent - no flaws.

It was made in the Furnival pottery and bears a backstamp with pattern name, pottery name, and imprinted mark. This bowl dates to the latter part of the 19th Century. The chinoiserie design is skillfully applied - quite pretty.
Manufacturer: Furnival pottery