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Up for sale is a stunning, highly collectible piece of early 19th-century British pottery.This antique blue and white transferware tray/platter features the highly desirable \"Etruscan\" pattern, produced by the renowned Staffordshire firm Elkin, Knight & Bridgwood (E.K.B.) circa 1830. Design Features:-Central classical Neo-Grecian medallion depicting robed figures and a cherub.-Bordered by a deeply molded, scalloped, and fluted rim heavily decorated with acanthus leaf scrolls.-The reverse features a crisp, blue transfer-printed Royal Coat of Arms backstamp inside an impressed square cartouche block, characteristic of early Staffordshire patent ironstone and pearlware.
Dimensions: - Approximately as pictured.
Condition:-Beautiful antique condition consistent with a piece nearly 200 years old.-Features authentic age-related glazing crazing and light surface wear. -[State any specific flaws here, e.g., \"No chips or cracks\" OR \"One minor fleabite chip to the underside rim as shown in photos\"].
Please review all photographs carefully as they form a vital part of the description. Packaged with professional care to ensure safe transit. Feel free to reach out with any questions!
