Vintage Spode Green & Brown Transferware Platter Children Riding Horseback w/ Dog wood and sons The Bell Works Pottery at

The Bell Works Pottery at Bethesda Street  has been The Potteries Museum since 1956 and houses the largest and most important collection of North Staffordshire pottery in the world

The scene or face of the plate is a brown transfer and depicts a group of people in an Alpine setting seen viewing the distant castle through a telescope

It would also be pretty in a bathroom to fill the basin with washcloths

wildflowers and large seed pods which are so striking

Vintage Spode Green & Brown Transferware Platter Children Riding Horseback w/ Dog wood and sons The Bell Works Pottery atEARLY SPODE COPELAND SCENIC PLATTER This particular platter has a brown transferware border of lattice entertwined with lush ivy and bundles of grapes. The The platter depicts two young girls and a toddler aged child crossing a stream on horseback one of the girls is walking alongside a horse appearing to be helping her younger sister stay atop the horse. To the left is their dog, watching on. In the backs ground is a rural English farmhouse. The