Meakin Vintage Embossed Border Square Plate Audubon Bird Plate #168 Fork Tailed Flycatcher Osbourne House Plate The field workers are surrounded

The field workers are surrounded by a beautiful border of wheat

This beautiful plate features two colors

England sometime around 1850-60

The center image is two young ladies wearing Victorian attire in the elaborate garden gathering flowers

Detailed with a brown floral and vine sheet pattern over the lid and around the entire outside of the box

Meakin Vintage Embossed Border Square Plate Audubon Bird Plate #168 Fork Tailed Flycatcher Osbourne House Plate The field workers are surroundedFor consideration is this gorgeous, square shaped, vintage English transferware plate #168 from Alfred Meakin featuring the Ford Tailed Flycatcher amongst branches of flowering botanicals and berries from illustrations by John Audubon. Born in Les Cayes, in what is now Haiti, on April 26, 1785, he was an illegitimate son of French plantation owner Captain Jean Audubon and his Creole servant Jeanne Rabin. He was given the name Jean Rabin at birth,