Rare Cauldon Green Chintz Sheet Pattern English Transferware Candy / Berry Bowl Royal Staffordshire Tonquin Gravy Boat and Plate Designed by Henry Ives Cobb

Designed by Henry Ives Cobb (no relation to Silas)

this plate has been given a new life and a new story

You'll need to purchase the prints and the custom wallscape plan

Antique Blue & White Staffordshire Meat Drainer

The new manufactory was opened in 1870 by Ralph Hammersley

Rare Cauldon Green Chintz Sheet Pattern English Transferware Candy / Berry Bowl Royal Staffordshire Tonquin Gravy Boat and Plate Designed by Henry Ives CobbFor consideration is this gorgeous green transferware small bowl candy dish in a hard to find green sheet or Chintz pattern print. Chintz refers to a repeating pattern that covers the piece, sometimes called a sheet pattern. It has a scalloped, pie crust embossed rim. Measures 5 x 1 Condition: Very goodwith no chips or cracks Marked: Royal Cauldon Staffordshire England Made In England To learn more about English transferware and see it in many