Huge Antique Flow Blue & White Transferware Serving Tray Copeland Bird Swans Urn with Flowers purple toile soup plate The house was built between

The house was built between 1845 and 1851 for Queen Victoria and Prince Albert as a summer home and rural retreat

To the right a woman blances upon her head a bundle of small twigs tied together

To the opposite are some cattle and a lamb

Crescent Potteries

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Huge Antique Flow Blue & White Transferware Serving Tray Copeland Bird Swans Urn with Flowers purple toile soup plate The house was built betweenCirca 1847 57 Antique Large Flow Blue Tray Platter originally would have held a soup tureen. This beautiful piece had a floral and scrolled border and a scene in the center with a tropical bird in branches and a large urn of roses to the side. In the distance are swans out on a lake. Early Copeland stamp on back Measures: 18" x 12" x 1 5 8" Condition: Some crazing, one small flake under the left handle (doesn't show from front top) and a small pin