English 19th Century Cream Glazed Stoneware Transferware Water Filter (Lamp, Umbrella Stand, Flower Pot_ double ball topiary moss produced in the mid 1800's
Description
produced in the mid 1800's and later as Rural Scenes or Pastoral Davenport by Royal Staffordshire
Measures appx 13" x 10
Ere she sipped from bloom to bloom-
It really sets it apart and beautifully frames the scene of two men
English 19th Century Cream Glazed Stoneware Transferware Water Filter (Lamp, Umbrella Stand, Flower Pot_ double ball topiary moss produced in the mid 1800'sAntique G Cheavin's Edwardian Transferware Water Filter I have had this fantastic piece in my collection for many years. It has been used as an umbrella stand, a planter, a plant stand and would make a gorgeous lamp (see last photo). Made in England under the reign of Queen Victoria by G. Cheavin's during the 19th century, this early stoneware water filter features a cream colored glaze accented with applied black transfers including the royal coat of
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