Plate 1828 - 1838

This transfer-printed earthenware plate, made by Job & John Jackson in Staffordshire, England, features a landscape scene with a river, trees, and a house. The plate's rim is decorated with a floral pattern. The plate is a fine example of English transferware from the early 19th century, a style popular for its ability to mass-produce decorative ceramics with intricate designs. It would have been part of a larger set, serving as a functional yet decorative piece in homes of the time. The plate's design reflects the popular taste for landscapes, and its fine craftsmanship is a testament to the skills of the Jackson brothers.