DETAILS
Antique transfer printed round, scalloped edge plate in orange slip on a brown ground with the very decorative Sunderlandware paisley pattern. Thomas Pearson Scott was said to have invented the technique of using yellow or orange slip instead of ink to apply the transfers.
STYLE
Victorian
PATTERN/MODEL
Paisley
COLOR(S)
Orange, brown
LITERATURE
Examples of paisley pattern: John C. Baker, Sunderland Pottery, page 19, plate V.
PLACE OF ORIGIN
United Kingdom
MAKER
Scott Brothers & Company Southwick Pottery (Sunderland, England, 1788-1896)
MARKS
Impressed (on reverse): Scott Brothers. Mark used: 1838-45.
PERIOD
Queen Victoria (1837-1901) | Mid 19th century
DATE
Circa 1840
DIMENSIONS
Width 9.5 Depth 9.5 Height 1.25 inches
