Pay in 4 interest-free payments of $27.00 Learn more
Ships within 48 hours · Estimated delivery Aug 10 - Aug 15
Spongeware was commonly unmarked because it was often decorated by people at home
possibly from the time of manufacture
The generous form and balanced proportions make this a highly desirable example
foot span 34 cm (13
this piece features a very beautiful transfer printed ornithological motif of a bird perched in a bird cage
Fairy Series Staffordshire Dinner Plate ‘An Unpleasant Interruption’, Brownfield Blue Transferware, England c.1880 traditional french Spongeware was commonly unmarked becauseAn antique Staffordshire dinner plate in blue transferware, titled 'An Unpleasant Interruption', featuring a narrative scene typical of Victorian printed ceramics. These story driven designs were highly popular and remain especially collectible today. The plate works well as a standalone decorative object or as part of a themed wall display. It adds visual interest and narrative depth, offering more character than purely ornamental patterns. Diameter
US$ 165.00
US$ 129.50
US$ 189.00
US$ 228.50
US$ 155.50
US$ 254.00
US$ 340.50
US$ 348.50
US$ 180.00
US$ 197.50
US$ 272.50
US$ 132.50
US$ 6203.50
