Wedgwood Black Transferware Charger Plate European Water Scene w/ Sailboat Creamware Embossed Border #1 decorating with transferware Americans used ground chestnuts as

Americans used ground chestnuts as bread flour and a substitute for potatoes

Measures: 8” tall

Moore & Co of

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It is adorned with a hand painted resting cow on the lid

Wedgwood Black Transferware Charger Plate European Water Scene w/ Sailboat Creamware Embossed Border #1 decorating with transferware Americans used ground chestnuts asBeautiful creamware plate, circa 1930's, by Wedgwood with a European lacustrine setting in black transfer. The scene depicts a marble columned gazebo, huge urns and stairwell that leads to the lake shore below where sailboats are on the water. Buildings dot the alpine landscape in the background. The scene is framed within an embossed border of wheat and fruits; pineapple, grapes, pears and apples. Shown in the last photo is one of the companion plate