An early twentieth century Crown Ducal red transferware bread plate in the Bristol pattern. The center shows a pheasant surrounded by layered florals, the same composition used in the classic Asiatic Pheasant pattern. Crown Ducal produced their own interpretation of this long-loved Victorian design, echoing the florals, scrolls, and shaped rim details while presenting it in a saturated cranberry tone. The shaped edge carries a repeating floral and cartouche border. The printed stamp on the reverse confirms maker and pattern.
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Materials: Glazed earthenware pottery
Condition Note: Light wear and minor surface marks consistent with age. Small glaze imperfections present from production.
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