Antique Staffordshire Polychrome Transferware Platter Well & Tree Birds Fern Fronds Dragonfly pastoral scenes with cattle and sheep Circa 1909

Circa 1909

In 1835 Charles Meigh became the successor to his father Job Meigh

Condition:  Excellent for age

sporran and "Glengarry bonnet

The chinoiserie inspired floral pattern is depicted on both sides of the jar with bouquets between and on the lid

Antique Staffordshire Polychrome Transferware Platter Well & Tree Birds Fern Fronds Dragonfly pastoral scenes with cattle and sheep Circa 1909ANTIQUE VICTORIAN AESTHETIC MOVEMENT BROWN POLYCHROME TRANSFER WARE PLATTER Ferns Birds and Dragonfly Stoke Upon Trent Staffordshire England Circa 1880's Footed Well & Tree Turkey Platter For consideration is this exquisitely detailed, huge well and tree meat drainer serving platter by JGB in the Hawthorn pattern. The rich, chocolate brown transfer is painstakingly painted by hand in deep, jeweled tones of turquoise, chartreuse, sienna, rust, pink,