Early 19th Century Antique Transferware Stevenson and Son Plate

Description

Fabulous and rare black transferware made in 1832 by Stevenson and Son in Staffordshire England. This is the lovely Cologne … more Fabulous and rare black transferware made in 1832 by Stevenson and Son in Staffordshire England. This is the lovely Cologne pattern. This pattern has tall trees on each side, and a river. On the right side is a castle or Palace. On the left is a chapel with castle wall. In the background are mountains. The border had the beloved peacock feather pattern panels alternating with floral panels. The edges are scalloped.

The maker's mark is the correct mark for the 1830's with the Cologne botanical stamp and the letters R. S. &. S. This plate measures 10.5 inches across. It is in excellent antique condition with no chips or cracks. It is aged to a mellow antique cream color. less