Circa 1857 - 80 Spode Copeland Light Gray ish Black Transferware Plate Lace Border Cottage Richmond Views purple transferware The pattern is the "KEW"

The pattern is the "KEW" pattern which was named after the Royal Botanical Gardens at Kew

For consideration is this scenic plate/tray depicting a afarm / harvest scene with men atop a huge hay pile loading a horse drawn cart below

Condition is great having only a little age commensurate crazing

there is some crazing

It is decorated in great detail with a small ferry boat on the river crossing from one side to another where three women await the ferryman

Circa 1857 - 80 Spode Copeland Light Gray ish Black Transferware Plate Lace Border Cottage Richmond Views purple transferware The pattern is the "KEW"Here is an antique light black gray transferware plate by Spode Copelandin the Richmond Views pattern The scene depicts a beautiful cottage (I think this looks like, and may be, Willy Lots cottage at Flatford Mill). Charming nonetheless. My favorite thing about this piece is the border which is a beautiful blend of lacey scrolls and flowers. marked Copeland, late Spode and the diamond registry mark as shown Condition: One tiny fleabite (shown in