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Blue and White Ironstone China.
Deja Vu St Leonards
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Blue and White Ironstone China.

19th century
Description

Blue and White Ironstone China.

Good condition.

With Crown mark.

Physical Dimensions
Height
2cm (0.79")
Width
25cm (9.84")
Depth
25cm (9.84")
Declaration

Deja Vu St Leonards has dated this Antique Blue Transferware Plate to the 19th Century.

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SA927758
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53 Norman Road

St Leonards on sea

East Sussex

TN38 0EG

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Description
Blue and White Ironstone China.

Good condition.

With Crown mark.

Height
2cm (0.79")
Width
25cm (9.84")
Depth
25cm (9.84")
Date of Manufacture

Deja Vu St Leonards has dated this Antique Blue Transferware Plate to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA927758
Deja Vu St Leonards
Sellingantiques verified Since Sep 2019
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A circular blue and white transfer-printed ceramic plate featuring central floral and bird motifs with a scalloped geometric border.
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Archive I A circular blue and white transfer-printed ceramic plate featuring central floral and bird motifs with a scalloped geometric border.

Blue and White Ironstone China.

Archive II A circular blue and white transfer-printed ceramic plate featuring central floral and bird motifs with a scalloped geometric border. View II
Archive III A circular blue and white transfer-printed ceramic plate featuring central floral and bird motifs with a scalloped geometric border. View III
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Deja Vu St Leonards
Telephone 07538 552888
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53 Norman Road
St Leonards on Sea
East Sussex
TN38 0EG
United Kingdom
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Deja Vu St Leonards
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Location: 53 Norman Road, St Leonards on Sea, East Sussex, TN38 0EG, United Kingdom
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A circular blue and white transfer-printed ceramic plate featuring central floral and bird motifs with a scalloped geometric border.
Blue and White Ironstone China.
Ref: SA927758
A circular blue and white transfer-printed ceramic plate featuring central floral and bird motifs with a scalloped geometric border.
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Ironstone china was developed in Staffordshire, England, during the early nineteenth century as a mass-market alternative to imported porcelain. Manufacturers combined clay and slag to produce durable, vitreous earthenware, frequently decorating pieces with cobalt blue transfer prints inspired by East Asian motifs.

Transferware was produced by engraving a copper plate with a design, applying ink or pigment to the plate, and transferring the image onto tissue paper. The wet paper was then pressed onto unglazed pottery before firing and glazing to seal the cobalt pigment under the surface.

Authentic nineteenth-century ironstone often features maker backstamps, impression marks, or pattern names printed on the base. Original pieces typically display heavy visual weight, subtle surface crazing, slight irregularities in the transfer alignment, and faint blue bleeds beneath the glaze.

Transferware plates can be displayed as a curated wall gallery using plate hangers, positioned on plate stands inside glazed cabinets, or arranged along picture ledges. Combining different geometric and floral blue patterns creates visual interest while maintaining a cohesive colour palette.

Clean antique earthenware gently using warm water and mild liquid dish soap, avoiding abrasive pads or harsh chemicals that could damage the glaze. Items should be hand-washed individually and allowed to air dry completely; dishwasher cleaning must be avoided to prevent thermal shock and crazing.
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