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RARE Pair Thomas Mayer Blue & White Transfer Platters
A Fine and Very Rare Pair of Antique English Blue and White Transfer Printed Platters.
The pattern is known as 'Animal Prize Fight' and is from Thomas Mayer's Olympic Games Series. It is a rare pattern from an elusive figure in the history of English blue and white production.
Date c.1830
The design is curious with the central panel depicting a somewhat gruesome scene of a tiger overpowering a fallen person, with two gladiators aiming their weapons, with onlooking spectators, temples and vegetation. The border of stylised flowers, scrollwork and panels of classical buildings.
There is a tiny cypher / mark, in underglaze blue, to the back of each platter. Other than this there are no makers marks, however, for confirmation of the maker and pattern, please see -
Pattern number 14775 on the Transfer Collectors Club website
or
Page 265 of Volume 2 of Coysh and Henrywood Dictionary of Blue and White Pottery.
These platters are superb and would make a very worthwhile addition to any collection of blue and white, or antique transferwares.
Dimensions:
These are large and impressive pieces, each measuring approximately 45.7cms in diameter.
Condition:
Both are in overall good condition for age with some age-related surface wear and marking. Some firing issues commensurate with age and production process (the odd discoloured blister here and there and also a small firing split to the face as shown in the relevant photo). Some wear to the back and again with some discolouration as clearly shown. A little wear to some of the corners and edges, again as shown.
Overall they appear as complete and display extremely well.
Email or call for any further information on this item. We give great attention to each and every item we select and offer for sale, priding ourselves on the accuracy of our descriptions and research. We are very happy to provide complete and exacting condition reports (together with further photographs, where necessary) and encourage buyers to request this information prior to purchase.
Accepted payment methods are via paypal, bank transfer, personal cheque or cash.
Viewing of any item in person, prior to purchase, is always welcomed by appointment.
SellerCotswold House Antiques
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Cotswold House Antiques
Private dealer
By appointment only
Near Cheltenham
Gloucestershire
Tel : 07521 214424
Non UK callers : +44 7521 214424
The pattern is known as 'Animal Prize Fight' and is from Thomas Mayer's Olympic Games Series. It is a rare pattern from an elusive figure in the history of English blue and white production.
Date c.1830
The design is curious with the central panel depicting a somewhat gruesome scene of a tiger overpowering a fallen person, with two gladiators aiming their weapons, with onlooking spectators, temples and vegetation. The border of stylised flowers, scrollwork and panels of classical buildings.
There is a tiny cypher / mark, in underglaze blue, to the back of each platter. Other than this there are no makers marks, however, for confirmation of the maker and pattern, please see -
Pattern number 14775 on the Transfer Collectors Club website
or
Page 265 of Volume 2 of Coysh and Henrywood Dictionary of Blue and White Pottery.
These platters are superb and would make a very worthwhile addition to any collection of blue and white, or antique transferwares.
Dimensions:
These are large and impressive pieces, each measuring approximately 45.7cms in diameter.
Condition:
Both are in overall good condition for age with some age-related surface wear and marking. Some firing issues commensurate with age and production process (the odd discoloured blister here and there and also a small firing split to the face as shown in the relevant photo). Some wear to the back and again with some discolouration as clearly shown. A little wear to some of the corners and edges, again as shown.
Overall they appear as complete and display extremely well.
Email or call for any further information on this item. We give great attention to each and every item we select and offer for sale, priding ourselves on the accuracy of our descriptions and research. We are very happy to provide complete and exacting condition reports (together with further photographs, where necessary) and encourage buyers to request this information prior to purchase.
Accepted payment methods are via paypal, bank transfer, personal cheque or cash.
Viewing of any item in person, prior to purchase, is always welcomed by appointment.
Price The price has been listed in British Pounds.
Conversion rates as of 7/NOV/2024. Euro & Dollar prices will vary and should only be used as a guide.
Always confirm final price with dealer. Sold.
Category Antique Ceramics
Date 1830
Early 19th Century Antiques Material Ceramic
Origin English
Maker Mayer
Item code as693a215
Status Sold
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Shipping information
Items may be collected in person or delivered to you. Smaller items are sent well packed, on a first-class, fully tracked and signed-for service. Larger items are delivered to you via private courier. UK delivery for courier items is usually within 1 week of receiving payment and we will always aim to fit with your schedule, where possible.
View all stock from
Cotswold House Antiques
Private dealer
By appointment only
Near Cheltenham
Gloucestershire
Tel : 07521 214424
Non UK callers : +44 7521 214424
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