Antique Green Red & Black Transferware Plate Caledonian Tartan Plaid Staffordshire Ridgway brown velvet pattern For consideration is this early

For consideration is this early platter from A J Wilkinson / Royal Staffordshire Ceramics of Burslem England in the difficult to find pattern entitled Safe Harbour

The teal transfer border features bluebells and trailing leaves

depicting a larger turkey in the center and smaller ones in the rear

Marked on back as shown:

The pottery was managed by Colley Shorter

Antique Green Red & Black Transferware Plate Caledonian Tartan Plaid Staffordshire Ridgway brown velvet pattern For consideration is this earlyGreen TRANSFER WARE PLATE Victorian Staffordshire Ridgway Morley Wear Circa 1836 42 For consideration is this wonderful and rare green, red and black transfer ware plate by William Ridgway in the wonderful Scottish inspired Caledonian pattern. Caledonia is the Latin name given to the land in today's Scotland, by the Romans. This is one of my all time favorites as it represents my (part) Scottish ancestry, my love of all things tartan or plaid and of