ULTRA RARE Yellow Staffordshire 4 Color Transferware Enoch Wood Butterfly Border Tureen 1830 victorian roses It is an absolutely beautiful

It is an absolutely beautiful combination and rare to find purple polychrome like this

he took his first trip west

Chintz refers to a repeating pattern that covers the piece

The cherubs are attached to wire that can be bent down to be closer to the bottom and at the sides or left as is where they would be over the shade when in place

ULTRA RARE Yellow Staffordshire 4 Color Transferware Enoch Wood Butterfly Border Tureen 1830 victorian roses It is an absolutely beautifulAttributed to Enoch Wood (The Father of the Potteries) this is one of the most beautiful pieces of transferware, ever! Unusual and rare, it is done in a four color process, meaning there are 4 different transfers, one over the other, each requiring its own firing and a very skilled transferrer for placement of the pattern. The depth and color (brown, green, blue, yellow) is magnificent. The pattern is known simply as "Butterfly Border" with each piece