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Solved mystery items1836 of 11848James H. Kerby Arizona Copper 1925+ Operators LicenceOld Western Sign/ Shingle~ Speaks Of A "Neck-Tie Party" Dated Las Vegas, March 24th 1881
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    Posted 6 years ago

    Kuebs
    (5 items)

    I bought two of these plates and have been trying to do some research on them. So far, I’ve seen a couple of plates like them or similar but in different colors, these are done in black and I can’t find any in that color. I have since learned they are Staffordshire transferware and are from around the 1830’s. Any more information on them would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

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    1. Vynil33rpm Vynil33rpm, 6 years ago
      I wonder what the other side looks like
    2. Kuebs Kuebs, 6 years ago
      I added it, Vynil33rpm, I didn’t realize that it hadn’t been attached. It is now :)
    3. Kuebs Kuebs, 6 years ago
      Any ideas people? :))
    4. Gillian, 6 years ago
      Here's a site that might help. I've always liked Transfer Ware, but I really love the Flow Blue patterns, I think a little older than the Transfers. There's also a CW page on the subject.


      http://www.transcollectorsclub.org/faqs/new_collector/whatistransferware.html

      https://www.collectorsweekly.com/china-and-dinnerware/transferware


      I must do some research on what all the different Transfer Ware colours mean, there's a lot of them - green, red, brown, black and more.

      All the best, and welcome to CW -
      Gillian
    5. Gillian, 6 years ago
      So.....it seems transfer ware is quite a bit older than flow blue. Jeesh, I learn something new every day.
    6. truthordare truthordare, 6 years ago
      Great examples of early Victorian dishware. This is exciting to see. Thanks for posting.
    7. Kuebs Kuebs, 6 years ago
      Thank you Gillian, I’ll check out this site. And thank you Truthordare, it is kinda exciting. I didn’t realize what I had. Paid $2 for them at an estate sale. ;)

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