ULTRA RARE Yellow Staffordshire 4 Color Transferware Enoch Wood Butterfly Border Tureen 1830 victorian roses Chintz refers to a repeating

Chintz refers to a repeating pattern that covers the piece

Chestnuts have been eaten since prehistoric times

It is an absolutely beautiful combination and rare to find purple polychrome like this

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For consideration I am offering this stunning purple transferware covered soup tureen in the rarely seen pattern 'Rural Scenes' by AJ Wilkinson/ Clarice CLiff Royal Staffordshire of Burslem England

ULTRA RARE Yellow Staffordshire 4 Color Transferware Enoch Wood Butterfly Border Tureen 1830 victorian roses Chintz refers to a repeatingAttributed to Enoch Wood (The Father of the Potteries) this is one of the most beautiful pieces of transferware, ever! Unusual and rare, it is done in a four color process, meaning there are 4 different transfers, one over the other, each requiring its own firing and a very skilled transferrer for placement of the pattern. The depth and color (brown, green, blue, yellow) is magnificent. The pattern is known simply as "Butterfly Border" with each piece