Antique 19thC Staffordshire Black Mulberry Transferware Pearlware Pickle Dish Lily two color transferware Enchanted Garden

Enchanted Garden

Wedgwood Ferrara Etruria Transferware Platter

In 1830 he retired

Smith called his works "Stafford Pottery" (after Staffordshire- the county where Stoke-on-Trent is situated)

THIS PATTERN (SCENE) HAS BEEN USED BY VARIOUS ENGLISH POTTERS

Antique 19thC Staffordshire Black Mulberry Transferware Pearlware Pickle Dish Lily two color transferware Enchanted GardenAntique, late 18th or early 19th century Stoke Upon Trent mulberry black pearlware transferware side handled pickle or relish dish by Davenport in the Lily pattern. This has a lovely gilded handle that resembles interlocking. Pearlware is a type of earthenware that became popular during the late 18th century. The glaze on pearlware is plain white with a hint of blue. Josiah Wedgwood, who began selling pearlware in 1779, was inspired by Chinese