Antique Early 19thC Staffordshire Blue Transferware Pearlware Pickle Dish Blue Willow Spode Geranium Platter The rim is painted in

The rim is painted in a deep

Vintage Red Transferware teacup and saucer set made exclusively for Marshall Fields Department stores by Johnson Brothers for a limited time in 1933 celebrating the World's Fair held in Chicago

8" and is in wonderful condition

It is adorned with a hand painted resting cow on the lid

Antique Early 19thC Staffordshire Blue Transferware Pearlware Pickle Dish Blue Willow Spode Geranium Platter The rim is painted inAntique, early 19th century Staffordshire blue pearlware transferware unusual shaped pickle or relish dish in a classic Willow pattern. Pearlware is a type of earthenware that became popular during the late 18th century. The glaze on pearlware is plain white with a hint of blue. Josiah Wedgwood, who began selling pearlware in 1779, was inspired by Chinese porcelain to create this iconic pottery. Pickle dishes are difficult to find pieces. Measures: