Antique Blue Transferware Plate: Enoch Wood "Hunter Dog" Sporting Scene

Antique Blue Transferware Plate: Enoch Wood "Hunter Dog" Sporting Scene

£225.00
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Antique Blue Transferware Plate: Enoch Wood "Hunter Dog" Sporting Scene

Antique Blue Transferware Plate: Enoch Wood "Hunter Dog" Sporting Scene

£225.00
A rare early 19th-century blue and white transferware plate by Enoch Wood & Sons, dating to around 1825. This fine English ceramic plate belongs to the Sporting Series and features the sought-after "Pointer and Quail" pattern.

The central design shows a detailed hunting scene with a sportsman, hunting dog, and pheasant. It is framed by a floral border in classic deep cobalt blue. The transfer engraving was done by John Scott, after a work by Philip Reinagle.

The back is marked with the impressed eagle stamp reading "Enoch Wood & Sons, Burslem".

Perfect for collectors of Georgian English transferware, Staffordshire pottery, antique plates with dogs, or rural sporting scenes. Suitable for wall display, cabinet presentation, or use in period interiors.

Measurements
Diameter: 21.5 cm / 8.5″

Condition
Good antique condition. There is a crack running from the rim to the centre and a small fleabite on the edge, but the piece remains stable and displays beautifully. No restorations or major chips. Please examine all photographs carefully.

Shipping & Packaging
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- Shipping cost includes professional packing, handling, and postage

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