SPODE STAFFORDSHIRE ANTIQUE BLUE & WHITE POTTERY BOY ON A BUFFALO  PATTERN PEARLWARE PLATE C.1795-1800
"A beautiful early blue and white Staffordshire pearlware display plate for the best china cabinet, dresser or wall. A fine example of the Boy on a Buffalo pattern. This is one of the earliest Spode antique blue and white transfer printed patterns directly copied from a design found on Chinese porcelain. It dates from c.1795-1800. A wonderful rare and desirable antique that looks so good on display with other fine antiques and will enhance any collection of best English pottery." Antiques Expert Hamilton Bear.
 
References: Identical plates in this pattern with slightly raised edge to the rim - as found on this piece,  are illustrated in  Robert Copeland, Spode's Willow Pattern and other designs after the Chinese, plates 9 and 10  pp. 103-104 .
Marks: none
Dimensions: width 246 mm max.
Condition: In brilliant condition. No significant damage or chips or restoration. There is typical very minor age wear  to the rims that does not detract from the display qualities of this rare piece. You are unlikely to find a better surviving example.
 
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