Plate c. 1825

This blue and white transferware plate, created by the Staffordshire Potteries in England around 1825, depicts a scenic landscape. The central image showcases a building perched atop a rocky cliff, surrounded by lush greenery, with a dramatic sky above. The rim features decorative motifs and a scalloped edge. This type of plate is a prime example of transferware, a popular style in the 19th century that used printed designs to decorate ceramics. This particular plate, with its intricate details and blue and white palette, would have been a cherished piece in any home.