Amber Glazed Black Transfeware Plate Mr. Micawber Charles Dickens Embossed gadroon border This one depicts a girl

This one depicts a girl in traditional folk costume worn in Brittany where until the first part of the 19th century

To the left is a small dog sniffing from a ewer and basket

My favorite thing about this piece is the border which is a beautiful blend of lacey scrolls and flowers

Masons Cambric

Measures: 8 5/8"

Amber Glazed Black Transfeware Plate Mr. Micawber Charles Dickens Embossed gadroon border This one depicts a girlFrom the classic David Copperfield novel by Charles Dickens this plate depicts Wilkins Micawber, a fictional character. He was modelled on Dickens' own father, John Dickens, who like Micawber was incarcerated in debtors prison after failing to meet his creditors' demands. The image is a black transfer and the plate has a rich, honey amber glaze. It features intricate raised detailing of vines, grape clusters and urns around the border. The rim has a