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Staffordshire Terrine with Rare Pattern After E Landseer 1875
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Staffordshire Terrine with Rare Pattern After E Landseer 1875

19th century
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William Brownfield & Son Staffordshire Terrine with rare Highland Wildlife Pattern after Royal Academy Artist Sir Edwin Landseer.

The terrine is ca 23 cm long and ca 12 cm tall. The Victorian Diamond Mark dates the terrine to exactly 1875.

Small chip to bottom rim of terrine (pictured).

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Henley Street Antiques has dated this Victorian Staffordshire Ceramic Tureen to the 1870s.

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SA1195587
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SKU 862
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Description
William Brownfield & Son Staffordshire Terrine with rare Highland Wildlife Pattern after Royal Academy Artist Sir Edwin Landseer.

The terrine is ca 23 cm long and ca 12 cm tall. The Victorian Diamond Mark dates the terrine to exactly 1875.

Small chip to bottom rim of terrine (pictured).

Date of Manufacture

Henley Street Antiques has dated this Victorian Staffordshire Ceramic Tureen to the 1870s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1195587
Dealers Internal Ref
SKU 862
Henley Street Antiques
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A Victorian Staffordshire earthenware tureen and matching stand with blue and white transferware illustrations of waterfowl and rabbits.
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Staffordshire Terrine with rare Pattern after E Landseer 1875

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A Victorian Staffordshire earthenware tureen and matching stand with blue and white transferware illustrations of waterfowl and rabbits.
Staffordshire Terrine with rare Pattern after E Landseer 1875
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A Victorian Staffordshire earthenware tureen and matching stand with blue and white transferware illustrations of waterfowl and rabbits.
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Staffordshire transferware refers to glazed earthenware produced in Staffordshire, England, decorated via decorative paper transfers copied from engraved copper plates, a technique widely refined during the 19th century.

These pieces were molded from earthenware or ironstone clay, fired, and subsequently decorated using tissue paper printed with cobalt or enamel inks, which transferred intricate engraved designs onto the unglazed body prior to final glazing.

Authentic pieces usually feature maker impressions or printed registry marks under the base, subtle crazing to the lead glaze, hand-applied handles, and characteristic wear along the unglazed foot rim.

A covered ceramic tureen can be displayed as a central decorative object on a dining table, placed open on a sideboard to house dried florals, or arranged inside a glass cabinet among historic tableware.

Earthenware should be washed gently by hand using mild soapy water and warm fluid, avoiding harsh abrasives, dishwashers, or prolonged soaking that could compromise micro-crazed glaze surfaces.
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