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ConditionAntique pre-owned condition. Approximately 180+ years old with age-related crazing, staining/toning and surface wear. There is a chip on the upper-left rim, clearly shown in photos. Please review all photos closely for condition.DescriptionAntique William Adams IV & Sons “Palestine” Transferware PlatterBeautiful early English Staffordshire transferware platter featuring the Palestine pattern in a purple/mulberry colorway.The detailed scene depicts riders, a deer, tents and pavilions, palm trees, minarets, distant pyramids and other architectural elements, surrounded by floral decoration and smaller scenic panels.The underside bears the decorative PALESTINE pattern mark.Maker: William Adams IV & Sons
Pattern: Palestine
Origin: Staffordshire, England
Date: Approximately 1830s–1850s, circa 1840
Color: Purple / Mulberry
Size: Approximately 12” × 10”Please examine all photographs carefully. Photos are considered part of the condition description.
