Antique Early 19thC Staffordshire Blue Transferware Pearlware Pickle Dish Blue Willow Spode Geranium Platter The bowl has a unique

The bowl has a unique

Measures 4 3/4" saucer 2 1/4" tall cup

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The rim is painted in a deep

Vintage Red Transferware teacup and saucer set made exclusively for Marshall Fields Department stores by Johnson Brothers for a limited time in 1933 celebrating the World's Fair held in Chicago

Antique Early 19thC Staffordshire Blue Transferware Pearlware Pickle Dish Blue Willow Spode Geranium Platter The bowl has a uniqueAntique, early 19th century Staffordshire blue pearlware transferware unusual shaped pickle or relish dish in a classic Willow pattern. Pearlware is a type of earthenware that became popular during the late 18th century. The glaze on pearlware is plain white with a hint of blue. Josiah Wedgwood, who began selling pearlware in 1779, was inspired by Chinese porcelain to create this iconic pottery. Pickle dishes are difficult to find pieces. Measures: