Antique Green Transferware Crescent Bone Dish Henry Alcock Daisies Diamond pattern bucolic scene set in a
Description
bucolic scene set in a rural landscape depicting a horse pulling a cart along a dirt path
blue and burgundy
Made for Williams Sonoma stores Francois Bistro series these slabs were originally used in markets and grocery stores as counter top displays for margarine
Made by Jim Beam in 1968
Antique Green Transferware Crescent Bone Dish Henry Alcock Daisies Diamond pattern bucolic scene set in aHere is a lovely little bone dish by JHenry Alcock of Cobridge in the pretty pattern of trailing daisies and gold scrollwork called Elite. It is decorated in a floral and scroll pattern. The crescent shaped dish also features a hand painted 22 k gold border and highlights. Measures: 6 5 8" x appx 3. 25" x . 75" deep Condition: no chips or cracks, has little wear to the gold painted trim around the edge and some crazing.
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