Vintage Red Transferware British Anchor Platter Japan Chinoiserie victorian style plates for whom the district and

for whom the district and park are named

Other pieces and sizes will be listed soon

antique purple-pink magenta colored transferware handleless tea bowl or cup and saucer

a sweet floral rose print on a pair of left and right facing Staffordshire mantle cats (could be used as bookends also)

Vintage Red Transferware British Anchor Platter Japan Chinoiserie victorian style plates for whom the district andThis gorgeous, Chinoiserie inspired platter is by British Anchor and dates to as far back as 1913. The pattern is named Japan and depicts a fanciful pagoda surrounded by flowers next to a lake. It has a border blending Japanese inspired planters filled with lush blooms and Oriental buildings. John Thomas Hudden established a factory in Stafford Street in 1859 and then at the British Anchor Works in Anchor Road in c. 1874 1884. He was recorded as an