19th-Century Copeland Blue and White Transferware Bread Plate, “Severn” Pattern

Description: Blue and white transferware bread plate by Copeland in the “Severn” pattern, named for the River Severn in England. The design features a pastoral landscape with a stone bridge, grazing sheep, and a seated figure, framed by a wide floral border. Marked on the underside “Copeland, Severn, England.”

Measurements: 6.25" in diameter 

Materials: Glazed earthenware with transfer-printed decoration

Condition Note: THREE AVAILABLE. Light surface wear and glaze imperfections consistent with age and use. No major cracks or repairs observed.

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