RARE W T Copeland & Sons Red Transferware Square Dish Aesthetic Movement Kew table setting The transfer is also detailed

The transfer is also detailed around the rims with yellow paint

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plate 11 La Rosa Claudine (the rise nasturtiam) Qui s’y frotte s’y pique (if you go looking for trouble  you'll find it) 😂

this ironstone transferware plate by Adams is in black depicting the scene

Masons England

RARE W T Copeland & Sons Red Transferware Square Dish Aesthetic Movement Kew table setting The transfer is also detailedSpode W. T. Copeland and Sons Transferware shallow berry or sauce bowl, square shaped with scalloped edges. 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