Antique Ridgway Brown & Green Bi Color Transferware Tea Cup & Saucer Garden in Church Yard Spode Byron Wildflowers bloom in the foreground

Wildflowers bloom in the foreground

ROYAL STAFFORDSHIRE PURPLE TRANSFER WARE LUNCH PLATE

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

See my blog to learn more about turkey themed English transferware:

(circa 1790-1830)

Antique Ridgway Brown & Green Bi Color Transferware Tea Cup & Saucer Garden in Church Yard Spode Byron Wildflowers bloom in the foregroundEarly 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