Aesthetic Black Polychrome Transferware English Plate Pheasants Cherry Blossoms Flowers brown plate If you'd like to read

If you'd like to read more about the Aesthetic Movement in particular

Difficult to find

Here is a pretty blue polychrome transferware platter from Royal Doulton of England in the Kirkwood pattern

There is crazing present

The brown transfer is hand painted with touches of burgundy

Aesthetic Black Polychrome Transferware English Plate Pheasants Cherry Blossoms Flowers brown plate If you'd like to readCirca 1908 1925 From the Colonial Pottery located on the border of two of the Staffordshire towns, Stoke and Fenton, is this plate depicting a pheasant amidst cherry blossoms done in black transfer from the Aesthetic Movement period. The plate was made by F. Winkle and Co. who operated the Colonial Pottery at Whieldon Road in Stoke on Trent from about 1888 1931. The black transfer has hand painted hues of pink, coral, green, pale yelow and blue and is