C. 1800-20 John & Richard Riley Eastern Street Scene Blue & White Staffordshire Transferware Drainer Platter the biarritz A few glaze pops here
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A few glaze pops here and there
The center features matching florals
I rarely come across this particular rooster pitcher so I was thrilled to find another one
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Base also has impressed Y over 76 which translates to production of May 1876
C. 1800-20 John & Richard Riley Eastern Street Scene Blue & White Staffordshire Transferware Drainer Platter the biarritz A few glaze pops hereEastern Street Scene This scarce meat drainer, circa 18001830, was produced by John and Richard Riley in Staffordshire, England. Made to fit within a coordinating well and tree platter, the pierced holes allowed juices from roasted meats to drain away, keeping the food warm, elevated, and ready to serve. The central scene depicts an Eastern inspired town, where townspeople gather and move about the buildings beyond. In the foreground, beneath the
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