Brown Polychrome Transferware Charger Platter Serving Tray Grazing Cattle Sheep Castle with Embossed Border fruits The pleasant streets of that

The pleasant streets of that dear old town

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This is made by J & G Meakin of England

The pattern was first registered first in 1851 and was most likely named after the poet Lord Byron due to the Romantic nature of the artwork on the various pieces

For consideration is this lovely plate depicing a scenic village water mill as it delicately brushes the stream through it's wheel

Brown Polychrome Transferware Charger Platter Serving Tray Grazing Cattle Sheep Castle with Embossed Border fruits The pleasant streets of thatBROWN TRANSFERWARE POLYCHROME CHARGER or PLATTER ABSOLUTELY STUNNING BROWN TRANSFERWARE CHARGER PLATTER BY MALING OF ENGLAND. THIS GORGEOUS PIECE HAS A RELIEF EMBOSSED BORDER OF OAK LEAVES, FLOWERS AND IVY TRIMMED WITH THREE BANDS OF GOLD. THE BORDER FRAMES THE ALPINE CASTLE SCENE WITH CATTLE & SHEEP GRAZING ALONG THE HILLSIDE. IT HAS BEEN HAND TINTED WITH TOUCHES OF BLUE, YELLOW AND GREEN. MEASURES: 11. 25" CONDITION IS WONDERFUL AGE ASSOCIATED