Allertons Ltd. "Warwick" Blue and White Transferware Plate

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Allertons Ltd. "Warwick" Blue and White Transferware Plate

Name: Allertons Ltd. "Warwick" Blue and White Transferware Plate
Brand: Allertons

Price:$246.63

About the Item

This exquisite blue and white plate by Allertons Ltd., a renowned English pottery established in 1831, is a stunning example of classic transferware craftsmanship. Titled "Warwick," the plate showcases a richly detailed pastoral scene at its center, framed by an ornate border of blooming florals and delicate scrollwork—rendered in vivid cobalt blue. The depth and intricacy of the transfer print are exceptional, bringing to life a romanticized English countryside complete with gothic architecture, figures, and meandering river paths. The design has remarkable clarity, and the floral border has a painterly elegance that sets it apart from more commonly seen transferware. This is not only a beautifully preserved piece of decorative art—it also represents a significant chapter in British ceramic history. Allertons pieces are prized by collectors for their rich visuals and quality make, and "Warwick" is among their most admired patterns. The plate’s age and condition, combined with its collectible status, make it a valuable acquisition. Imagine holding a piece of history—smooth to the touch, with a slightly aged ivory glaze and a finely executed cobalt blue print that almost looks hand-painted from afar. It’s the kind of piece that commands attention whether displayed on a gallery wall, used as a dining showpiece, or layered into a curated vintage collection. Allertons Ltd., operating from Staffordshire, England, was a key player in the 19th and early 20th-century British ceramics industry. Their transferware lines were exported globally and became symbols of British heritage tableware. The "Warwick" pattern is believed to be inspired by the idyllic English landscapes surrounding Warwickshire, combining nostalgia with the high standards of Victorian and Edwardian decorative taste.

Creator:
Allertons (Manufacturer)
Style:
Victorian (In the Style Of)
Materials and Techniques:
Earthenware
Place of Origin:
England
Period:
Early 20th Century
Date of Manufacture:
C. 1910
Condition:
Wear consistent with age and use.
Seller Location:
Worcester Park, GB
Reference Number:
1stDibs: LU10436245136042

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