AN ASSEMBLED GROUP OF TRANSFER-PRINTED TEXAN CAMPAIGN TABLE WARES, Staffordshire, England, mid 19th century, comprising: five salad plates, one tea bowl and one serving platter, each centering a battle scene from the Mexican war surrounded by a boarder of war and peace emblems in various colors including in blue, brown, pink and purple; each marked on the reverse"JB" beneath "TEXAS CAMPAIGNE" enclosed by a scroll (several small cracks); together with four blue and white transfer-printed dinner plates depicting the Alamo --15½in long, the platter (8) | Christie's

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AN ASSEMBLED GROUP OF TRANSFER-PRINTED TEXAN CAMPAIGN TABLE WARES, Staffordshire, England, mid 19th century, comprising: five salad plates, one tea bowl and one serving platter, each centering a battle scene from the Mexican war surrounded by a boarder of war and peace emblems in various colors including in blue, brown, pink and purple; each marked on the reverse"JB" beneath "TEXAS CAMPAIGNE" enclosed by a scroll (several small cracks); together with four blue and white transfer-printed dinner plates depicting the Alamo --15½in long, the platter (8)

细节

AN ASSEMBLED GROUP OF TRANSFER-PRINTED TEXAN CAMPAIGN TABLE WARES, Staffordshire, England, mid 19th century, comprising: five salad plates, one tea bowl and one serving platter, each centering a battle scene from the Mexican war surrounded by a boarder of war and peace emblems in various colors including in blue, brown, pink and purple; each marked on the reverse"JB" beneath "TEXAS CAMPAIGNE" enclosed by a scroll (several small cracks); together with four blue and white transfer-printed dinner plates depicting the Alamo --15½in long, the platter (8)

拍品专文

Identical plates from this series are illustrated and discussed in Ellouise Baker Larsen, American Historical Views on Staffordshire China (New York, 1975), pp. 191-193.