Creamware & Gold Transferware Charger Plate Windsor Castle Hunting Scene Embossed Border Imari turkey plate Herzog made his first visit

Herzog made his first visit to Norway

Hancock died on May 9th of 1900 and was succeeded in the business by his sons

ready to hang with holes pre-drilled

tab handled tureen stand by Adams potteries of England

The brown spot in the picture (about 2:00) was some dirt or old tape which has been cleaned off

Creamware & Gold Transferware Charger Plate Windsor Castle Hunting Scene Embossed Border Imari turkey plate Herzog made his first visitThis unusually colored charger plate features a light taupe gold transfer with a relief border that really makes it stand out. The plate has a scalloped rim trimmed with gold. It depicts a hunt scene on the grounds of Windsor Castle, seen in the distance, depicting a freshly killed large deer over the back of a horse with hunt dogs nearby. The detail is beautiful! Royal Cauldon Staffordshire England No makers marks on bottom. Condition: No chips or