A small and attractive Early 19th Century Antique English Georgian Blue and White Transfer Pottery Cachepot / Planter of octagonal form, just perfect for your favourite houseplant, by F. & R. Pratt of Fenton, Staffordshire, { 1818 - }. Printed in the "Native Scenery" pattern first used as "Native" by William Adams of Tunstall, to view an example of which, see our Stock Ref. AGBAWTPWAN1-13 ~ The base of this lovely old piece with blue printed title, viz. PRATT'S NATIVE SCENERY, this within a beaded frame.
Height :- 11.50 cm. / 4.53 inches ~ Width ~ 12.00 cm. / 4.72 inches ~ Depth ~ 12.00 cm. / 4.72 inches ~ Year ~ Circa 1835
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