Plate 1827 - 1836

This blue and white transferware plate, created by English potter James Clews between 1827 and 1836, showcases a charming depiction of a town scene. The central image, likely inspired by an existing print or drawing, features a church, houses, and a tree, all rendered in delicate blue hues against a white background. The plate's rim is adorned with a decorative border of floral motifs, adding a touch of elegance to this charming piece of early 19th-century English ceramics. This plate is a fine example of the blue and white transferware style popular during the era, showcasing the artistic and technical skills of the period.