£30
•• Booths Antique Blue & White Tureen with Lid • Shelia Pattern ••
Sunderland, Tyne and Wear
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Description
Here we have an antique blue and white transferware tureen in the "Shelia" pattern, produced by the historic pottery manufacturer Booths of Tunstall, Staffordshire, England.
This piece features a classic Art Nouveau floral scroll design running along the borders of the lid and base. The specific cut out on the rim of the lid is designed to accommodate a matching ceramic serving ladle - not present.
About the Manufacturer & Pattern
• Maker: Booths Ltd was highly regarded in the late 19th and early 20th centuries for creating high-quality Royal Semi-Porcelain and Silicon China designed to replicate finer, more expensive porcelain.
• Pattern: The "Shelia" pattern is a collectible Art Nouveau flow-blue style design featuring intricate, scrolling floral and foliate borders.
• Era: Pieces in this specific style were typically manufactured between 1900 and 1920.
Lovely condition
Aprox. size is : H11cm x W12cm x L20cm ( inc. handles )
Posted: 4 days ago
Ad ID: 1804707816
Details
£30
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