Large 19th Century Pinder, Bourne & Hope "Malva" Ironstone Platter rustic framed artworks on the inside
Yard notes & kiln story
Description
on the inside
There is however a small crack in her head at the top which is why it has priced at this
The frame is chipped and rustic in sections but this adds to the timeworn beauty
30cm length x 27cm tall x 17cm deep
vintage bentwood Norwegian tine box in superb condition
Large 19th Century Pinder, Bourne & Hope "Malva" Ironstone Platter rustic framed artworks on the insideA rare and elegant ironstone platter from the esteemed Staffordshire pottery firm Pinder, Bourne & Hope, produced between 1851 and 1862. This plate features the Malva pattern, named after the mallow flower, with richly detailed botanical motifs in soft hues of iron red, olive green, and golden ochre, framed by an elaborate scroll and trellis border. The plate has natural crazing and light surface wear consistent with age, adding to its antique charm.