Dinner plate, white earthenware, with scalloped rim, decorated with an underglaze turquoise-blue printed stag, one of the 'Landseer' series of designs; back, impressed date mark and printed factory mark, pattern name and registered design mark with encoded date of 10th June 1875, made by William Brownfield and Son, Cobridge, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, 1875+ (1888)
the pattern name probably refers to Sir Edwin Landseer, the great 19th century painter of animal subjects; in this case there are strong hints of his 'Monarch of the Glen' of 1851
the pattern name probably refers to Sir Edwin Landseer, the great 19th century painter of animal subjects; in this case there are strong hints of his 'Monarch of the Glen' of 1851
