My breakfast room hutch is decked out for Christmas! I've incorporated lots of Christmas-ey cheer into my red English transfe...

Hello everyone, We have had a return to winter today buta nice cozy lunch by the bay window willbe relaxing and cheerful.

Anyone who has known me for a while - okay, maybe not even that long - probably figured out fairly soon in our relationship that I love white. White walls, white furniture, white china. I simply like white. So it kind of goes without saying, that aside from fresh greens and mercury glass and maybe a bit of rust and wood, that nearly all of my Christmas decor is a shade of white. Quilted cream stockings. Kraft paper packages with white ribbon.White Poinsettias. There is however one bit of Christmas decor that isn't white. Over the past couple years, I've collected bits of red transferware to display during December. They have a lovely traditional Christmas feel to them. I've actually sold quite a bit of my collection, as it was simply too much to display. What remains were a few of my favourite pieces, and place settings for four. These Mason's teacups came from an older lady who brought them with her when she immigrated from Europe. She only had one saucer in tact, so they're paired with a newer version. The dinner plates are Johnson Bros., and are a fair bit newer. But that's the beauty of transferware. Different patterns mix well, and in my opinion, look more flattering together. You can see in the photos above that another hint of red that comes out at Christmas is a beautiful stitched tablecloth made from old European grainsacks. It's three lengths stitched together, and it has that thick, worn-soft from use, feel to it.

Beautiful Red Transferware Woods Ware Enoch Woods Ironstone Plate Measures 10" Combined shipping can save shipping costs when more than one item is purchased. All of my items are either vintage or antique, which means they have varying degrees of wear. There are many reproductions in the marketplace right now but you won't find any of them in my shop! I try to describe any flaws that I see but I suggest you look at all of the photos and ask any questions you may have regarding the item. I generally do NOT clean the items very much. I will leave that to the buyer so I don’t risk damaging anything or destroying a fabulous patina. I will be happy to answer any questions for you! Follow my shopping adventures on Facebook and Instagram! @trovemagpie www.facebook.com/trovemagpie/ https://www.instagram.com/trovemagpie/ @etsy #etsy

Celebrate the Red, White and Bloom with transferware and flowers for Memorial Day. Happy Monday! I’m joining my Monday Morning Blooms’ friends for a little flower therapy today. Lidy, Pam, Shirley …

Bitte beachten Sie auch meine neue Website unten. Kopieren Sie den Link und fügen Sie ihn in Ihren Browser ein. https://frenchvintagetresor.com/ Schöne rustikale französische antike Ironstone Red Transferware Suppenterrine, bedecktes Servierstück, Gemüsegericht und "Soupiere" oder ""Légumière"" auf Französisch .. Die Modellreihe heißt "CHARDONS", was auf Englisch in Disteln übersetzt wird." Es wurde vom berühmten französischen Hersteller von Steingut Faiencerie "GIEN" France, in Terre de Fer, circa 1886-1938 hergestellt, basierend auf der Herstellermarke. Gestempelt "Porcelaine opaque de Gien Terre de Fer Chardons" Made in France. --- Zustand --- In schönem rustikalen Vintage-Zustand aufgrund des Alters, jedoch gibt es sicherlich Gebrauchsspuren und Unvollkommenheiten wie Ausbluten / Ausbleichen des Musters an bestimmten Stellen, subtile Utensilienspuren in der Oberfläche, Herstellungsspuren und Oberflächenunebenheiten durch den Glasurprozess sind nicht glatt, Anzeichen von Oberflächenrissen (Altersrisse), Verfärbungen, insbesondere auf der Innenfläche durch Erhitzen der Flüssigkeiten und um die Griffe, unter einem der Griffe befinden sich Abplatzer im Lack und es gibt eine Markierungsunebenheit in die inneren Rand unter dem Einbanddeckel wie auf den Fotos und Collagen zu sehen. Bitte sehen Sie sich die Fotos genau an und benutzen Sie ZOOM für Details. Wenn Sie sich nicht sicher sind, fragen Sie mich bitte Fragen. **Besonderer Hinweis zu gealtertem Porzellan** "Falls Sie diesen ""Look"" nicht gewöhnt sind, googlen Sie Haarrisse und den Alterungsprozess von Porzellan." Die Japaner verwenden Haarrisse, um ihren Stücken ein künstlerisches Aussehen zu verleihen, während Antiquitäten den natürlichen Alterungsprozess durchlaufen. Haarrisse sind Risse in der Oberfläche des Tellers aufgrund des Gebrauchs, manchmal ist er gleichmäßig und wird als Krakelee-Look bezeichnet, und manchmal ist er zufällig. Diese Gegenstände sind alt, wurden gebraucht und wurden in einer Zeit hergestellt, in der die Prozesse weniger kontrolliert waren wie heute. Daher können neben den in der Anzeige erkannten und gemeldeten Mängeln geringfügige Maßunterschiede oder Abweichungen in der Farbe oder in der Dekoration zwischen den verschiedenen Teilen festgestellt werden. Außerdem können einige kleine Markierungen oder kleine Herstellungsfehler wie kleinere Fehler in der Glasur oder im Lack usw. --- Maße & Gewicht --- Ca. 27,5 cm Länge mit Griffen x 19,5 cm Breite (19 cm Durchmesser) x 19 cm Höhe mit Deckel x 12 cm Höhe ohne Deckel & 1630 Gramm zuzüglich der Verpackungsgewicht. --- Zusätzliche Notizen --- Alle Artikel haben Vintage Qualität und zeigen Altersspuren. Da es meine Hauptpriorität ist, sehr zufriedene Kunden zu haben, versuche ich mein Bestes, den Vintage-Zustand meiner Produktlisten und außergewöhnliche Abnutzungserscheinungen an einem Stück sehr sorgfältig zu inspizieren, zu reinigen und zu beschreiben. Wenn Sie irgendwelche Zweifel haben, zögern Sie bitte nicht, mich direkt zu kontaktieren, ich ziehe es vor, Sie so detailliert wie möglich zu informieren, um Ihre vollste Zufriedenheit zu gewährleisten. Wenn Sie zufällig einen Artikel erhalten, mit dem Sie in irgendeiner Weise unzufrieden sind, kontaktieren Sie uns bitte sofort und ich werde unser Möglichstes tun, um das Problem zu lösen. Auf der anderen Seite, wenn Sie glücklich sind, würde ich auch gerne wissen und sehr schätzen Sie eine Bewertung auf meiner Shop-Seite hinterlassen! Ich freue mich auch über Sonderwünsche, die ich bei der Auswahl für meinen Shop berücksichtigen kann. Den Link zu meinem Shop finden Sie unten. Kopieren und in den Browser einfügen https://frenchvintagetresor.com/ ---- Zusätzliche Versandinformationen ---- WELTWEITER VERSAND VERFÜGBAR. Ich versende alle meine Produkte mit der französischen Post (La Poste). Für größere Gegenstände. Ich versende mit Colissimo (La Poste International Service), was die Sendungsverfolgung beinhaltet. Minimale Versicherung und geschätzte Liefertermine (was normalerweise schneller ist als die Bearbeitungszeiten in meiner Richtlinienabteilung). Wenn Sie zusätzliche Informationen über Versicherung oder Tracking für kleinere Artikel wünschen. Bitte kontaktieren Sie mich für Details über die zusätzliche Änderung. Wenn Sie Frankreich leben. Belgien. Luxemburg. Spanien. Italien. Großbritannien. Portugal. Deutschland und Österreich. Ich kann Mondialblitz benutzen, um die Versandgebühr zu reduzieren. Wenn Sie diese Option bevorzugen. Bitte kontaktieren Sie mich für ein neues Versandpreisangebot. Ich bin auch bereit, Happy Post auf Anfrage zu verwenden und wenn der Schiffsort in ihrem Serviceplan angeboten wird. Alle Artikel werden von Frankreich aus in die ganze Welt verschickt, und ich begrüße Mehrfachbestellungen, um Sendungen zu konsolidieren und die Versandkosten nach Möglichkeit zu reduzieren. Ökonomisch verantwortungsvoll zu sein und keine Bearbeitungsgebühren zu berechnen. sobald verfügbar. Ich versuche, recycelte Materialien für meine Verpackungen zu verwenden, während ich achte, dass die Materialien geeignet sind, die sicherste Expedition zu gewährleisten, um Ihren Kauf während des Lieferprozesses zu schützen. Ich verpacke sehr sorgfältig, insbesondere zerbrechliche Gegenstände, und überprüfe, ob ich die kostengünstigste Methode verwende.

A Lover's Eye oil painting on an antique English red transferware saucer by Mason's with a botanical border of red ivy and lightly raised gadrooned edges; paired with a Chintz Indien frame from an 18th-century red, blue-grey, and ecru botanical Indian chintz fabric. The plate measures 5.8"; the frame measures 8.25" x 8.25". THE HISTORY: Lover's Eyes were a jewelry trend c.1785-1830 of brooches set with tiny watercolor portraits on ivory. Since they were cropped to eyes, they were in many ways more direct and intimate than traditional miniature portraits; but also because they were just eyes, they were often used as daring public testimonies of clandestine love affairs with mystery lovers.  THE CHINA: Many of my Lover's Eyes are set in antique saucers and dishes which not only work as unexpected frames but add a layer of historical narrative on top of the origin story. Each piece has a unique blend, so that some are more romantic, some more exotic, and some more otherworldly. THE FRAMES: In addition to giving them greater significance, wall impact, and square practicality, the complementary images on these frames add yet another layer of historical resonance. Taken from early maps, gravures, wallpapers, and domino papers, they are printed with a state-of-the-art giclee printer using archival inks, heavy paper, specialty glue, wood bases, velvet backs, and hanging hardware. The plates are mounted with wire-spring holders and can be removed to be hung by themselves.

Set of 3 Copeland graduated red transferware serving bowls in “Spode's Tower” pattern. These shallow bowls are Ideal for display or perfect for use with family and friends functions. Measurements: Large 10.25 x 8 x 1.25 inches Medium 9.75 x 7.25 x 1.25 inches Small 9.25 x 7 x 1.25 inches All in excellent vintage condition, see condition report M-5098 less

I have a special Christmas tea for you today. It is special because I made a treat for you and I am using some of favorite china The square plate and the sweet little mugs are Mason Vista. The treats are old fashioned gingerbread with cream cheese icing and a little heart ginger cookie tucked in with a little dusting of icing sugar.Love the lacy muffin covers~ I think I bought them at Michael's. A Christmas Tea in the sunroom. I hope you enjoyed a special Christmas tea today. Thank you for visiting, Carolyn

Hello everyone, I hope you all enjoyed a lovely weekend. We took some time off from our project and enjoyed our weekend. Since it is Mosaic Monday and Show off Your Cottage Monday I thought I would join in both today. The mosaic above is my Valentine gift from my beloved-it is a beautiful white orchid and a pretty new teapot(one can never have too many)! The grocery store had some pretty potted roses so I couldn't resist as I will divide it in two or three when it is warm enough to plant out doors and with luck it will bloom for years in the garden. Since I love roses and teacups I brought out my yellow teacups to make this mosaic for you. I always love an opportunity to share my red and white transferware collection. I finally have enough to fill the shelves in between the cupboards. Now,I am thinking a third shelf would look good! This gravy boat was a gift from my sister in law. The pitcher and basin came from Coulson's in Summerside=it seems that is where a lot of my treasures come from and at very reasonable prices too. This teapot I found in an antique mall in Maine. I love finding ways to display my china so this was a find for me! I remembered this morning that some of you asked to share my view on the movie Dear John and I have to confess I liked the book much better. I think I could only rate it a 6 out of 10 but maybe my expectations were too high since I loved the book! So, there is lots for you to enjoy at the Little Red House and also at Cielo's House in the Roses. Thank you Mary and Cielo for hosting & Thank you for visiting me, Carolyn

This darling ironstone bread or salad plate is marked Shenango and has the red or pink transferware "Roselyn" pattern. Excellent condition. Measures 7" diameter.

Deep plates. Myott Staffordshire. The Hunter. Red / Pink Transferware with Scalloped border. Hand engraved plate made in England in the 1960s. Two large soup Plates is in great condition. Lovely scene on this pink and white transferware plates. Beautiful and full of details. Country setting with a hunter and a dog arriving to The Old Swan Tavern. The edge is scalloped and wavy. Fine old Staffordshire ware made by Myott’s in England. Famous décor. Hand engraved with permanent colours. Nice vintage tableware. The Hunter pattern in red and white blends in nicely with other patterns. Great for that eclectic table or wall display. Diameter 24 cm / 9.5 inches Genuine hand engraving decorated underglaze, detergent and acid resistent colors Exellent condition. No chips, cracks or crazing Check out more antique goods: ….. www.etsy.com/shop/happyMooseVintage I will gladly combine shipping for you to keep postage as low as possible. Please contact me if you have any questions about this. Sustainable packaging: Materials is recycled and eco-friendly ....✿Please convo me if you have any questions ✿... Thank You for visiting my shop!

I found a new red transferware creamer on Etsy and have a garden update. The creamer was less than the smaller one I have.

Temptingly graphic with stories to tell, antique transferware comes into its own at holiday time. Learn about the history of transferware.

A Lover's Eye oil painting on an English china saucer by Copeland in the "Spode's Tower" with a red transferware landscape and botanical border in a traditional Victorian pattern with a raised gadrooned border, with a small rim chip bottom left, measuring 6" (wire spring plate hanger included).  THE HISTORY: Lover's Eyes were a jewelry trend c.1785-1830 of brooches set with tiny watercolor portraits on ivory. Since they were cropped to eyes, they were in many ways more direct and intimate than traditional miniature portraits; but also because they were just eyes, they were often used as daring public testimonies of clandestine love affairs with mystery lovers.  THE CHINA: Many of my Lover's Eyes are set in antique saucers and dishes which not only work as unexpected frames but add a layer of historical narrative on top of the origin story. Each piece has a unique blend, so that some are more romantic, some more exotic, and some more otherworldly.

Antike rote Transferware-Platte mit einem Durchmesser von ca. Motiv zeigt ein Paar das Tee trinkt und einen Hund der bettelt.

Vintage British Ironstone Tableware Small Plate - Wakehurst Place, Sussex (Red Transferware) Description: Enhance your collection with this elegant set of 4 vintage British Ironstone plates, each featuring a detailed red transferware illustration of Wakehurst Place, Sussex, England. Crafted from fine ironstone, these plates capture the historic charm of the Elizabethan manor and its renowned gardens. Ideal for collectors of British history or as a distinctive addition to your table setting. Details: - Material: Ironstone - Design: Wakehurst Place, Sussex - Color: White plate with red transferware design - Dimensions: 8" diameter - Condition: Excellent vintage condition with no chips, cracks, or repairs; minor wear consistent with age - Era: Mid-20th century - Why You'll Love This Piece: Features a beautifully detailed scene of Wakehurst Place, an Elizabethan manor with magnificent gardens managed by the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. The red transferware pattern offers a classic and bold look, ideal for vintage lovers. Adds a touch of historical charm to your home, perfect for wall display or as part of a dinnerware collection. Care Instructions: Hand washing is recommended to preserve the vintage design and glaze. [[[ Visit our shop to discover a variety of English pottery and antique items. ]]] * These vintage items may display signs of wear appropriate to their age, adding to their charm and authenticity. We aim to truthfully represent these details in our descriptions and pictures. ** Please note that all measurements are taken manually, so slight variations may occur. We appreciate your understanding.

Vintage white and cranberry transferware porcelain footed pitcher This is one of my favorite colors in ceramic Transferware, is the cranberry red Transferware. This is a very nicely detailed pitcher with the pattern covering most of the surface and even the handle has a pretty vine decoration, The antique design depicts a European Italian Venetian village scene, with buildings, churches, some peasant and a gondola on the canal which suggest maybe that the hand painted toile scene was in Italy, Venice. Dimensions: 7.5” includes handle. 5.5” wide, 7” tall. The pitcher is in good vintage condition. Hallmarked with a crown and blason. About Transferware: Transferware, celebrated for its subject matter, technique, and enduring colors, remains a timeless classic, garnering admiration today just as it did in the 18th century. Originating in England in the mid-1750s, transferware is a distinctive form of pottery created through a transfer printing process that imparts colorful scenes onto ceramic surfaces. In the style of The Pickman S.A. La Cartuja De Sevilla ceramics factory established in Seville Spain. less

This fun little DIY will let you create endless amounts of beautiful, vintage style storage for next to nothing! Simply print these transferware designs and add them to a soup can and you have a gorgeous storage spot that feels old school! This set included three different transferware styles in FOUR different colors for a set of 12 downloads. Whatever color of transferware you collect, make your own! This set includes brown, blue, green and red transferware colos!  These exclusive designs were created to look old, worn and bleeding like true vintage or antique transferware pieces. 12 different designs included! Digital download only, no physical print is sent.  See one idea to use these right HERE!

Set of vintage red or dark pink transferware ironstone plates with a Churchill Made in England mark with a quant cottage scene. Measures 10" diameter.

A transferware ceramic gravy boat with a scalloped edge, made by Taylor, Smith & Taylor. Decorated in their red English Abbey pattern. The pattern shows an abbey and trees, beside a river with a bridge. Maker's mark visible underneath.

Sold by  Create your own from scratch  Size: Small (4.25" x 4.25") Display your favorite photos, images, and quotes on this vibrant ceramic tile. You can use your custom tile as a trivet or to upgrade your home deco. This is a fully functioning tile and is great in backsplashes. Great for holiday, wedding, and office gifts. Dimensions: 4.25"l x 4.25"w; Thickness: 0.19" Weight: 3.75 oz. Made of white ceramic Full-color, full-bleed printing Not recommended for outdoor use. Protect from exposure to direct sunlight Designer Tip: To ensure the highest quality print, please note that this product’s customizable design area measures 4.25" x 4.25". For best results please add 1/8" bleed

A lovely red transferware plate from the 1930s by Woods Burslem England (Enoch Woods) in the 'Watteau' pattern. It has a serrated scalloped rim and the back is impressed W330 alongside the backstamp. It measures just under 9 inches in diameter. In good vintage condition with a couple of surface scratches. Under close inspection there are some tiny spots of discolouration around the rim.

Happy February! It’s one of my favorite days of the month when I join my Monday Morning Blooms’ friends to share some flower therapy. We’re celebrating Valentine’s Day for February’s edition of Mon…