Antique Flow Blue Gray Transferware Footed Compote Serving Dish Rose Wreath Charles Meigh hot spiced gingerbread There is some typical

There is some typical

The scene depicts an urn full of flowers in the foreground and a lake and mountains in the distance

Two sets of twins later followed

ABSOLUTELY STUNNING PURPLE TRANSFERWARE CHARGER / PLATTER BY MALING OF ENGLAND

some typical crazing associated with age

Antique Flow Blue Gray Transferware Footed Compote Serving Dish Rose Wreath Charles Meigh hot spiced gingerbread There is some typicalFLOW BLUE TRANSFER WARE CHARLES MEIGH ROSE WREATH Circa 1851 1861 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ For consideration is this spectacular, rare piece by C M & S (Charles Meigh & Sons) in a flow blue pattern called Rose Wreath which depicts exactly as the title implies, a wreath of roses in a gray blue transfer. Measures: appx 9. 5" x 2" Condition: No chips or cracks. Charles Meigh (& Son) Manufacturers of earthenware at the Old Hall Pottery, Hanley, Staffordshire