Antique 19th Century Red Transferware Lily of the Valley Garden Buda Plate brickwork Border antique teacup Crescent Potteries
Description
Crescent Potteries
he attended the Derby College of Art
a total of 3 pieces (I have 6 place settings as of the time I listed these)
Simple and elegant
75" diameter opening at top
Antique 19th Century Red Transferware Lily of the Valley Garden Buda Plate brickwork Border antique teacup Crescent PotteriesFor consideration is this early red pink Staffordshire plate unattributed to a particular maker (though it has been thought to be Enoch Wood) in the Buda Pattern, produced between 1891 1910. It depicts a classical Style European garden with water fountains built on freestanding wall sections leading to a castle in the background. In the front is a group of people, one playing a mandolin. To the left is a large planting of Lily of the Valley. It has an
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