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Staffordshire Childs 2pc Tureen Hand Painted Brushstroke Blue Red 1850
Staffordshire Childs 2pc Tureen Hand Painted Brushstroke Blue Red 1850
Staffordshire Childs 2pc Tureen Hand Painted Brushstroke Blue Red 1850
Staffordshire Childs 2pc Tureen Hand Painted Brushstroke Blue Red 1850
Staffordshire Childs 2pc Tureen Hand Painted Brushstroke Blue Red 1850
Staffordshire Childs 2pc Tureen Hand Painted Brushstroke Blue Red 1850
Staffordshire Childs 2pc Tureen Hand Painted Brushstroke Blue Red 1850
Staffordshire Childs 2pc Tureen Hand Painted Brushstroke Blue Red 1850
Staffordshire Childs 2pc Tureen Hand Painted Brushstroke Blue Red 1850
Staffordshire Childs 2pc Tureen Hand Painted Brushstroke Blue Red 1850

Staffordshire Childs 2pc Tureen Hand Painted Brushstroke Blue Red 1850

$ 5.28

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Condition: antique, more than 100 years old
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Color: Blue and Red
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Item must be returned within: 14 Days
  • Object Type: dollhouse dinner set
  • maker: Staffordshire England c1850
  • Original/Reproduction: Antique Original
  • Origin: Staffordshire
  • Featured Refinements: hand painted brushstroke
  • Style: hand painted brushstroke
  • Material: earthenware

    Description

    Childs Transferware Pearlware Miniature
    2pc
    Dinner Set Tureen
    Two Color Hand Painted Brushstroke
    Davenport Longport Staffordshire England 1850
    This is a scarce miniature transferware
    s
    auce
    t
    ureen with lid,
    measuring
    3
    inches
    tall
    and measuring
    4
    inches
    across.
    Hand decorated with a painted band of blue slip outlined in red, with moulded handles and fancy finial.
    Well potted, to the standards usually only seen in full-size Staffordshire table wares.  The
    set is
    unmarked.
    The form is widely attribued to the Davenport factory in Longport in the Staffordshire region of England from 1793-1887. The set is in very good condition
    with a nearly invisible tight hairline in the spoon spout,flaking in the blue paint, and n
    o chips cracks or repairs. Glaze pops and other minor typical manufacturing imperfections from Victorian potteries. Children's hand painted earthenwares of this quality are quite scarce. Offered as is, as shown.
    This set would be a perfect addition to any serious collection of early miniature table and tea wares.