RARE W T Copeland and Sons Spode Brown Transferware Aesthetic Movement Kew Razor Toothbrush Box black transfer ware The pattern is called Byron

The pattern is called Byron

The scalloped dish also features a hand painted 22 k gold border and highlights

On one side you see a working mill and on the other a family enjoying a picnic

picturesque plate in the highly collectible transferware pattern entitled "Vista" by Masons

Learn more about English transferware and see it in many decorative uses

RARE W T Copeland and Sons Spode Brown Transferware Aesthetic Movement Kew Razor Toothbrush Box black transfer ware The pattern is called ByronSpode W. T. Copeland and Sons Transfer Ware Razor or Toothbrush Box. The pattern is the "KEW" pattern which was named after the Royal Botanical Gardens at Kew, near Richmond, London. The design, with a border of chrysanthemum blooms and geometric style panels around a central stylized floral arrangement in a large vase, with a fence and additional floral in the background. This is the Aesthetic style which became very popular in the 1860s s and was