Featured Staffordshire Brown Transfer Daisy Wildflower Saucer _ Turner

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  1. kaudet

    kaudet Well-Known Member

    Hi Everyone,

    Am wondering if anyone knows the pattern and/or maker of this aesthetic brown transfer daisy and wildflower saucer. This smooth rimmed saucer measures 6-1/8" wide and stands 1" tall. It has a cup ring in the center.

    I have found several similar pieces that I think are a match, including platters, marked TURNER. But I am not sure which TURNER that would be as there were brown transfer ware.JPG brown transfer.JPG several making ironstone in Staffordshire England in the late 1800s.
    Any help would be much appreciated.
    TIA

    Kathy
     
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