Antique Staffordshire Canova Plate Thomas Mayer Blue White Transferware c1830 Wedgwood

Antique Staffordshire Canova Plate Thomas Mayer Blue White Transferware c1830 WedgwoodA Staffordshire transfer printed plate in the 'Canova' pattern, decorated with a classical urn and landscape within a scrolling border. Printed CANOVA Stone China mark; the Canova pattern associated with Thomas Mayer of Stoke, c. 1826 35. Condition: As found please see all images for faults. Marked CANOVA. Crazing. Crazing and minor firing imperfections are consistent with age and are normal for this type of early stoneware. Please study all

renowned for his influential medical writings

Its restrained palette and elegant form also allow it to integrate seamlessly into contemporary décor

Dating to the 18th century

The charger’s impressive scale and intricate decoration make it a focal point in any setting

The material’s unique unglazed

The combination of an actual butterfly silhouette with a fully detailed butterfly motif on the interior makes this dish a comparatively rare and appealing variant

(c) "The Throne Room

The glaze on the front shows an even network of utensil scratches and light surface wear typical of a charger that has seen service at table

typical of late 19th to early 20th‑century Wedgwood export wares

Several cracks run through the reticulated rim

It is in good vintage condition

Versatile use: Perfect as a decorative object