Historical Red Transferware Saucer Plate - A Century of Progress Worlds Fair - Art Institute & Abraham Lincoln vintage window panels There is minor crazing
Description
There is minor crazing
Beatuiful plate by Myott and Son of England
It is uniquely carved with open fretwork resembling a rosette
This uniquely patterned plate has a soft sheet pattern in blue across the face while the border is a phoenix 🐦🔥 in reds and yellow set against a black and cobalt ground
marked Copeland
Historical Red Transferware Saucer Plate - A Century of Progress Worlds Fair - Art Institute & Abraham Lincoln vintage window panels There is minor crazingVintage Red Transferware saucer (NO CUP) made exclusively for Marshall Fields Department stores by Johnson Brothers for a limited time in 1933 celebrating the World's Fair held in Chicago. Memorabilia for World's Fairs are extremely collectible and transferware is difficult to find. Johnson Brothers put out a full range of dinnerware commemorating the fair with each different piece depicting a different building or place in Chicago. A Century of
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