Antique Staffordshire Brown Transferware Casserole w Serving Spoon spring inox rugs and maybe teepees

rugs and maybe teepees

Union label: ACWA - Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America that was in use from 1962 until 1976

one for each primary colour - the engraving could take up to four months

This is an interesting variation on the Gene Verrecchio cockatoo design dating to 1941

Please check my other listings for other patterns - this is a wonderful pattern

Antique Staffordshire Brown Transferware Casserole w Serving Spoon spring inox rugs and maybe teepeesThis is a wonderful Staffordshire lidded casserole decorated with a brown transfer printed scene. The casserole has a large spoon that sits within the notch in the lid. All pieces are made of glazed earthenware. Only the lid is marked with an impressed sun type mark that, although I cant be 100% certain, appears to have been used by the Old Hall Earthenware company, active from 1861 until 1886,. The casserole measures 7 3 4 by 11 1 4, exclusive of its