Monday, September 17, 2018
More Transfer-printed Dishes.
In the 1870s, people got tired of the Romantic scenes on their dishes. The Aesthetic Style Had a frenzy of elements in the center of the vessel. The central scene of many dishes featured scrolls, flowers, foliage, birds, and butterflies.
Beatrice, Wedgwood, 1880.
Cairo plate, Copeland, 1883.
Excelsior, Old Hall E. Ware Co., 1880-1886.
Summer time, T. & R. Boote, 1878.
Other people preferred more simple designs of flowers.
In the 1870s, people got tired of the Romantic scenes on their dishes. The Aesthetic Style Had a frenzy of elements in the center of the vessel. The central scene of many dishes featured scrolls, flowers, foliage, birds, and butterflies.
Excelsior, Old Hall E. Ware Co., 1880-1886.
Unknown pattern, Ridgway Stoke on Trent, 1880.
Summer time, T. & R. Boote, 1878.
Other people preferred more simple designs of flowers.
Unknown pattern, Belleek.
Daffodil plate, Wm. Grindley & Co., 1882.
Spring, Wm. Grindley & Co., 1886.
