Victorian Ironstone Transferware Large Bowl
Brown and White - Large bowl with floral and landscape design.
Circa - 19th Century
B & G - Burslem England
Makers Mark
14 ½ ’’ D x 4 ½ ‘‘ H
Ironstone Transferware was first mass-produced in England in the 1700s. It was more cost-effective to produce in larger quantities than porcelain and became immensely popular.
This large bowl is perfect for a large gathering, serving salads or pasta, being used as a fruit bowl in your kitchen, or placed on your coffee table and filled with curiosities.
The patina is beautiful, and this gorgeous piece is in excellent condition.
It has a nice weight to it.
Brown and White - Large bowl with floral and landscape design.
Circa - 19th Century
B & G - Burslem England
Makers Mark
14 ½ ’’ D x 4 ½ ‘‘ H
Ironstone Transferware was first mass-produced in England in the 1700s. It was more cost-effective to produce in larger quantities than porcelain and became immensely popular.
This large bowl is perfect for a large gathering, serving salads or pasta, being used as a fruit bowl in your kitchen, or placed on your coffee table and filled with curiosities.
The patina is beautiful, and this gorgeous piece is in excellent condition.
It has a nice weight to it.
Brown and White - Large bowl with floral and landscape design.
Circa - 19th Century
B & G - Burslem England
Makers Mark
14 ½ ’’ D x 4 ½ ‘‘ H
Ironstone Transferware was first mass-produced in England in the 1700s. It was more cost-effective to produce in larger quantities than porcelain and became immensely popular.
This large bowl is perfect for a large gathering, serving salads or pasta, being used as a fruit bowl in your kitchen, or placed on your coffee table and filled with curiosities.
The patina is beautiful, and this gorgeous piece is in excellent condition.
It has a nice weight to it.
