19th-Century Blue and White Transferware Plate, “Palmyra” Pattern by Jacob Furnival

Description: Blue and white transferware plate in the “Palmyra” pattern, produced in England by Jacob Furnival in the mid-19th century. The design features a central architectural scene with figures and trees, framed by a wide foliate border. Marked on the underside with a registration diamond confirming its protected design status.

Measurements: 9" diameter

Materials: Glazed earthenware with transfer-printed decoration

Condition Note: Surface wear, light staining, and glaze imperfections consistent with age. Chips on the underside ridge. No major cracks or repairs observed.

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