Circa 1835 Yellow Bi Color Transferware Round Platter Etruscan Festoon Ridgway VERY RARE W. R. Midwinter To the right a woman

To the right a woman blances upon her head a bundle of small twigs tied together

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Measures 5

London) and watercolours by Girtin which first provided him with 'pictures that he could rely on as guides to the study of nature'

heavy slate wall shelves and piers of masonry for the first floor laboratories

Circa 1835 Yellow Bi Color Transferware Round Platter Etruscan Festoon Ridgway VERY RARE W. R. Midwinter To the right a womanAfter 1828, technology allowed potters to produce two and three color transfer wares. This truly stunning example dating to 1835, by Ridgway, is a very highly sought after piece in the Etruscan Festoon pattern. Yellow is the very rarest color of transferware, and the intricacy in transfer placement on this piece is unsurpassed. There is an alternating pattern of light and dark flowers. The light bouquets are placed over a double scroll and interweave