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Pair 19th C. Transferware Platters – “Spotted Deer” Pattern

Pair 19th C. Transferware Platters – “Spotted Deer” Pattern

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Two Transferware platters, circa 1820.

 

Dimensions: Each approximately 10¼” x 7⅜”.

 

Decoration:

The border is decorated with geometric designs and, at the corners, leaves and stylized flowers.

 

The center is decorated with an Chinoiserie scene of several buildings, groupings of different trees, and two spotted deer, one standing and one sitting.

 

The reverse of each is plain except for a residual label.

 

Based upon shards found upon the site, the platters may be attributed to one of the early Bovey Tracey potteries in Devon, U.K. From the dating of the shards, likely the Indeo Pottery.

 

References:

“Blue and White Transfer Ware 1780-1840” by Coysh.

 

“A Potwork in Devonshire”, by Adams and Thomas.

 

Condition: One has minor manufacturing glaze imperfections and the other has staining on the reverse; otherwise, both in excellent condition consistent with age and usage.

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