Blue English Transfer Ware Plate Waltham Abbey Castle Ruins covent garden THANK YOU FOR VIEWING

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Vintage Square / Rectangular Plum / Purple Transferware Serving Bowl

The pattern is the "KEW" pattern which was named after the Royal Botanical Gardens at Kew

The face of the plate has a Cantonese motif' entitled Fisherman depicting three fishing scenes surrounded with Asian motif's

It depicts two men in a wooded area chopping down trees

Blue English Transfer Ware Plate Waltham Abbey Castle Ruins covent garden THANK YOU FOR VIEWINGVintage English transferware plate in blue by Royal Tudor Ware depicting Waltham Abbey. Measures: 10" Condition: Great.. no chips, no cracks, little crazing The Abbey at Waltham was the last in the country to be dissolved by Henry VIII in 1540. There had been a church on the site for hundreds of years, although the building had been rebuilt several times. A settlement existed here in Saxon times, but the earliest recorded history of the town dates