Antique Staffordshire Trailing Flowers Gray Transferware Bone Dish Crescent Plate antique ironstone ' and produced for The

' and produced for The Churn Company in Hailsham

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The title of Laird is granted to the owner of a large landed estate in Scotland

from 1842 to about 1960 and operated at several different potteries

Antique Staffordshire Trailing Flowers Gray Transferware Bone Dish Crescent Plate antique ironstone ' and produced for TheGRAY TRANSFER WARE BONE DISH Alfred Meakin Superior Here is a beautifully detailed bone dish decorated in a soft gray transfer of trailing floral vines. It is softly scalloped. Perfect little trinket tray for your bedside table or as a candy dish. This is a great opportunity to add an early piece, in a hard to find color, to your collection. Circa 1891 Measures: appx 6