English Scott Brothers Southwick Pottery Paisley Transferware Plate related_d-39-0002-14 and side pilasters

and side pilasters

Ecclesiastical and Political History of the Popes of Rome during the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries

From the Dutch East India Company ship Geldermalsen

Width 30 Height 2

Width 10 Depth 10 Height 40

English Scott Brothers Southwick Pottery Paisley Transferware Plate related_d-39-0002-14 and side pilastersDETAILS Antique transfer printed round, scalloped edge plate in orange slip on a brown ground with the very decorative Sunderlandware paisley pattern. Thomas Pearson Scott was said to have invented the technique of using yellow or orange slip instead of ink to apply the transfers. STYLE Victorian PATTERN MODEL Paisley COLOR(S) Orange, brown LITERATURE Examples of paisley pattern: John C. Baker, Sunderland Pottery, page 19, plate V. PLACE OF ORIGIN