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Six Early 19thc Staffordshire Blue & White Printed Plates
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Six Early 19thc Staffordshire Blue & White Printed Plates

19th century
Description

This interesting COLLECTION OF SIX EARLY 19th CENTURY BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFER PRINTED PLATES were all made in STAFFORDSHIRE.

The Group consists of:

Pomerania by John Ridgway (1830-55) 10.25 inches (26 cm)

Abbey by Samuel Keeling & Co (1840-50) 10.25 inches (26 cm)

Semi-Nankeen China probably Minton c1840 9.75 inches (25 cm)

American Marine by Francis Morley & Co (1845-58) 9 inches (23 cm)

India Vase Maker Unknown c1840 9.5 inches (24.5 cm)

Crusader by Deakin and Bailey (1828-30) 9 inches (23 cm)

They are all in good condition with no restoration.

They would make a great decorative feature.

Express delivery within the UK is included. We ship Worldwide and are happy to quote for Overseas Shipping on request.

Physical Dimensions
Width
26cm (10.24")
Depth
26cm (10.24")
Declaration

Shaun King Antiques has dated these Staffordshire Blue Transferware Plates to the 19th Century.

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Description
This interesting COLLECTION OF SIX EARLY 19th CENTURY BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFER PRINTED PLATES were all made in STAFFORDSHIRE.

The Group consists of:

Pomerania by John Ridgway (1830-55) 10.25 inches (26 cm)

fig 1. A group of six early 19th-century Staffordshire blue and white transferware ceramic plates displaying pastoral, coastal, and floral patterns with scalloped borders.
fig 1. Six Early 19thc Staffordshire Blue & White Printed Plates

Abbey by Samuel Keeling & Co (1840-50) 10.25 inches (26 cm)

Semi-Nankeen China probably Minton c1840 9.75 inches (25 cm)

American Marine by Francis Morley & Co (1845-58) 9 inches (23 cm)

India Vase Maker Unknown c1840 9.5 inches (24.5 cm)

fig 2. A group of six early 19th-century Staffordshire blue and white transferware ceramic plates displaying pastoral, coastal, and floral patterns with scalloped borders.
fig 2. Six Early 19thc Staffordshire Blue & White Printed Plates

Crusader by Deakin and Bailey (1828-30) 9 inches (23 cm)

They are all in good condition with no restoration.

They would make a great decorative feature.

Express delivery within the UK is included. We ship Worldwide and are happy to quote for Overseas Shipping on request.

Width
26cm (10.24")
Depth
26cm (10.24")
Date of Manufacture

Shaun King Antiques has dated these Staffordshire Blue Transferware Plates to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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Shaun King Antiques
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A group of six early 19th-century Staffordshire blue and white transferware ceramic plates displaying pastoral, coastal, and floral patterns with scalloped borders.
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Staffordshire transferware refers to earthenware produced in Staffordshire, England, decorated via a copper-plate printing process developed in the 18th century. Tissue paper was printed with cobalt ink and transferred onto unfired or biscuit ceramic before glazing, allowing intricate pastoral and maritime patterns to be mass-produced.

These ceramics were crafted from refined earthenware or pearlware bodies and finished with a clear lead glaze. Cobalt oxide was the primary pigment used for blue decoration because it could withstand the high kiln temperatures required for firing without burning off or discolouring.

Authentic pieces often exhibit stilt marks on the reverse from kiln stacking, slight misalignments in the transfer print, and a characteristic bluish tint in pooled glaze areas. Maker marks, impressed numbers, or painter tally marks on the underside also help verify period production.

Plates can be mounted on a dining room wall using wire hangers to create a symmetrical gallery wall or arranged along decorative plate rungs above a kitchen dresser. They also function well displayed on clear easel stands atop sideboards and consoles.

Clean ceramic plates gently using lukewarm water and mild dish soap with a soft sponge, avoiding abrasive pads. Never submerge crazed ceramics or place antique earthenware in a dishwasher, as high heat and moisture can expand glaze fractures and cause staining.
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