Green Trim Tab Handled Transferware Serving Plate Cries of London Sweet China Oranges picnic food cover wicker A pair is shown in

A pair is shown in most pics but one was broken so the listing is for one vase only

It is stamped as shown below with a beehive mark and hand numbered 400

depicting botanicals

The Mayflower design was first registered in the 1929

The plate has a stunning embossed border of urns and medallions with a gilt acanthus leaf trim

Green Trim Tab Handled Transferware Serving Plate Cries of London Sweet China Oranges picnic food cover wicker A pair is shown inAdams potteries produced a series of plates from engravings of paintings done by artist Francis Wheatley, born in Covent Garden in the mid 1700's. This is the series for which the artist is most remembered, painting London's street vendors selling their goods. In this case it was "Sweet China Oranges, sweet oranges" depicting baskets of oranges being sold in the market. It is a beautiful black transfer with hand painted touches of yellow, reddish