Antique Purple Transferware Polychrome Small Platter ZAMARA England
Product Description: A delightful mid-19th century English Octagonal Small Platter. Featuring a charming purple transfer print with intricate floral and scroll designs with polychrome hand-applied details in green, blue and yellow. While this is a treasured find for admirers of transferware, it bears authentic ageing with a horizontal 3 ¾ inch hairline crack and authentic aging that speaks to its storied past. A timeless piece that is worthy of display in a special spot in your home.
Circa: Early to Mid-1800s
Dimensions: 11 ¾” x 9 ¼” x 1 1/8”
Product Weight: 1 pound 14 ounces
Markings: ZAMARA
Color: Purple with Green, Blue and Yellow Accents
Material: Ceramic, Glaze
Maker: No visible maker marks. Possibly Ridgway & Morley or Francis, Morley & Co.
Condition: Previously owned - used. Condition consistent with age. Over 175 years old. No chips. All-over crazing is present with areas of discoloration. Small scratches are present on face and back of platter. A 3 ¾ inch hairline crack near raised base section which appears to go through to other side within colored border ( as shown two separate photos). Stilt marks on back from the making – confirming authenticity of platter.
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