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A lidded vegetable tureen by Turner & Co of Lane End in Staffordshire, who were in business from around 1762 until 1806. It is decorated with a printed blue and white willow pattern later known as "Turner's Willow". 1800-06. Link to more images and then click on image to enlarge.
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A lovely Mason's Ironstone blue and white lidded vegetable tureen decorated with the transfer pattern known as "Turner's Willow". This pattern was used by John and William Turner until their bankruptcy in 1806 when Mason's acquired the transfer plates. 1825-20. Link to more images and then click on image to enlarge.
Email: don@chinaroseantiques.com.au
An octagonal soup tureen, under dish and ladle decorated with Minton's "Chinese Marine" blue and white transfer print. The decoration is extensive on the outside, and also appears on the inside of the tureen and the bowl of the ladle. The crisply moulded knop on the lid is represented as a basket of fruit, and the tureen rests on four lions paw feet. 1825-30. Link to image and then click on image to enlarge.
Email: don@chinaroseantiques.com.au
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