Antique Ironstone Polychrome Transferware Staffordshire Plate C&WKH Ailanthus
Item History & Price
This auction is for a Lovely and Rare Antique Ironstone Purple Transferware Polychrome Plate made in the mid 1800s by C & W K Harvey of Staffordshire England in the company’s Striking Ailanthus Pattern.
The pattern depicts in purple transferware a classic Romantic Era River Castle Scene with people strolling through a garden with large trees and urns with hand applied flourishes of red, yellow and green and similar scenes inset in vignettes in a lattice border design.
The 1...0-sided plate measures a bout 8 1/8 inches across.
It Displays Wonderfully. There are no chips or damage with the exception of a faint spider-web hairline that can be seen mostly on the back (last photo). It can be viewed from the front only with magnification. There is a manufacturing blemish from the firing process near the underside edge (photo 10).
The plate has an impress mark and a purple backstamp with the pattern name and the initials C&WKH, which operated from 1835-53.
I am selling many other transferware items and will combine shipping whenever possible.
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I charge actual shipping and will send this either by USPS Priority Mail or by FedEx Ground, whichever is less expensive. If shipping works out to be less than you pay, I will reimburse the difference.
NOTE: I can't send by FedEx Ground if it is going to a PO Box.
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I only accept PayPal. Pennsylvania buyers pay 6-percent sales tax.
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The pattern depicts in purple transferware a classic Romantic Era River Castle Scene with people strolling through a garden with large trees and urns with hand applied flourishes of red, yellow and green and similar scenes inset in vignettes in a lattice border design.
The 1...0-sided plate measures a bout 8 1/8 inches across.
It Displays Wonderfully. There are no chips or damage with the exception of a faint spider-web hairline that can be seen mostly on the back (last photo). It can be viewed from the front only with magnification. There is a manufacturing blemish from the firing process near the underside edge (photo 10).
The plate has an impress mark and a purple backstamp with the pattern name and the initials C&WKH, which operated from 1835-53.
I am selling many other transferware items and will combine shipping whenever possible.
Check out my other items!
I charge actual shipping and will send this either by USPS Priority Mail or by FedEx Ground, whichever is less expensive. If shipping works out to be less than you pay, I will reimburse the difference.
NOTE: I can't send by FedEx Ground if it is going to a PO Box.
Please also check my feedback and BUY WITH CONFIDENCE.
I only accept PayPal. Pennsylvania buyers pay 6-percent sales tax.
Be sure to add me to your favorites list!
