Brown & Pink Transferware Salad Plate Flowers in Basketweave Border Brown Westhead & Moore hunter decor This plate depicts The First

This plate depicts The First Fort at Dearborn

It is also hand numbered R 2704

WB died in l873

There is some very minor discoloration to this plate which also is not a distraction and is very minor

Measures 12 7/8" x 10 3/8"

Brown & Pink Transferware Salad Plate Flowers in Basketweave Border Brown Westhead & Moore hunter decor This plate depicts The FirstThis antique Staffordshire plate by Brown Westhead and Moore dates to the 1880's and features a softly scalloped edge with an intricate basketweave border. It depicts loose sprays of pink lilacs on the face. The pink flowers and green leaves are hand painted within the confines of the transfer. Very rustic and striking color way. Brown Westhead Moore were manufacturers of high grade earthenwares and porcelain at Cauldon Place, Hanley (Shelton area),