Vintage Wedgwood Green & Lavender Purple English Transferware Platter Bramble Berry Wreath & Vines Antique copper to display Condition: Overall extremely good

Condition:  Overall extremely good

Measures: 8-1/2" tall x 8" wide x 3/4" opening

The border is a rusty red color of beautiful foliage and flowers amongst a soft fern background

It was made by Sampson Hancock and Sons in the 1880's

a gathering of towns along the Medway River in Kent

Vintage Wedgwood Green & Lavender Purple English Transferware Platter Bramble Berry Wreath & Vines Antique copper to display Condition: Overall extremely goodVINTAGE Green and Lavender Purple TRANSFER WARE PLATTER For consideration is this beautiful platter by Wedgwood named Bramble or Gratewood. Bramble is the term used often in Britain and North American to describe any rough, tangled prickly shrub, usually grown in the wild and specifically the blackberry and rasberry bushes with thorny stems. It may also refer to the blackberry fruit or products of its fruit like Bramble Jam. The shrub grows abundantly