Gingham Check & Farmhouse Scenery Sheep Turkey Cows Chickens Red Transferware Plate antique english stoneware The matching teapot

The matching teapot

I have bowers

If you're interested in tablescapes

It's got a lovely patina

It was first introduced by Spode in 1814 and was derived from a printed illustration  in the book 'Views of Rome and its Vicinity' published around 1796-98

Gingham Check & Farmhouse Scenery Sheep Turkey Cows Chickens Red Transferware Plate antique english stoneware The matching teapotOld English Rural Scenes by Adams This is an absolutely charming pattern, one of my favorites and one not often found! The pastoral scene depicts a woman throwing feed out to the farm animals. turkeys, chickens, roosters, and sheep. It is framed with a gingham check inserted with cartouches alternating flowers and or cattle within. Crimped rim. Measures: appx 9" Condition: No chips or cracks. There is only minor crazing, commensurate to age.