Antique Ridgway Brown & Green Bi Color Transferware Tea Cup & Saucer Garden in Church Yard Spode Byron Condition: Beautiful

Condition: Beautiful

Hancock died on May 9th of 1900 and was succeeded in the business by his sons

Dwell in splendour and state

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*the photo of the back of the plate is just one of the 12 plates I have in this pattern but gives you an idea of what the backs look like

Antique Ridgway Brown & Green Bi Color Transferware Tea Cup & Saucer Garden in Church Yard Spode Byron Condition: BeautifulEarly Staffordshire TWO COLOR TRANSFERWARE TEACUP & SAUCER Circa 1891 1919 For consideration I am offering this stunning, antique teacup and saucer from Staffordshire Englands Ridgway potteries. It is potted in a rare two color transfer. After 1828, newly developed technology allowed potters to produce two and three color transfer wares. The pattern on this set is so sweet. It looks like a family of four (Mother, Father, son & daughter) playing and