A rarely encountered Early 19th Century Antique English Georgian Blue and White Transfer Pottery Plate, this example unmarked, but the pattern catalogued by Dick Henrywood in Volume 2 of The Transferware Recorder as "Unidentified Scene G" from the Beaded Frame Mark series by G.M. and C.J. Mason of Lane Delph, Staffordshire { 1813 - 1829 }. Usually given the title "Windmill", the pattern is sometimes referred to as "Riverside Rest" or "Afternoon by the River".
Height ~ 24.50 cm. / 9.64 inches ~ Width ~ 24.50 cm. / 9.64 inches ~ Depth ~ 2.75 cm. / 1.08 inches ~ Year ~ Circa 1820
