Antique Octagon Purple Flow Mulberry Plate Peony & Morning Glory Hulme and Booth Flora Cow Planter The detail in this piece

The detail in this piece is exquisite and had been painstakingly hand painted in large part with hues of gold

The central scene depicts an ornately handled Victorian basket filled with flowers

The border blends Victorian scrolls

Jock of the Bushveld was published in 1907 becoming an instant success

Antique Octagon Purple Flow Mulberry Plate Peony & Morning Glory Hulme and Booth Flora Cow Planter The detail in this pieceCirca 1851 62 Antique transferware plate by Hulme & Booth in the Flora pattern, featuring delicate flow purple mulberry floral Rise or Peony and Morning Glory motifs with a central botanical design and decorative border. The plate has an octagonal shape and classic Victorian era styling. Hulme and Booth was an English earthenware manifacturer established in Burslem, Stoke On Trent, in 1851. It served as the predecessor to the renowned Burleigh