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Code: H20657
An early 19th century child’s plate with a central, transfer print and a pink lustre border. The black transfer print shows a child climbing a ladder whilst the older sister looks on. The verse reads:
“When up the Ladder I would go
How wrong it was I now well know
Who cried but held it fast below
MY SISTER”.
The border is quite unusual, being moulded with the Tudor rose, a shamrock, a harp and a thistle, these being all the emblems of the U.K., and this is covered in a pink lustre glaze.
English pearlware. Date c.1820.
Condition: There is a small chip on the rim, which can be seen in the image, but otherwise it is in very good condition.
Dimensions: Diameter 17.2cm. Depth 2cm.
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