Samuel Alcock hand painted plate #3 | Castle Scene with Cobalt Blue Border | c.1850 Pub In excellent condition (tiniest brown

In excellent condition (tiniest brown mark in dish - only visible on the closest inspection)

Hardcover | As New | Some Fading to spine | Slight foxing

The focal point of the weight is a silhouette cane depicting a Chanticleer

Coach Approaching through Snow

Samuel Alcock hand painted plate #3 | Castle Scene with Cobalt Blue Border | c.1850 Pub In excellent condition (tiniest brownSamuel Alcock hand painted plate Castle Scene with Cobalt Blue Border c. 1850 On rear of plate is 170 and a cypher [which was the pattern number] Approx 23cms (9") diameter In excellent condition relative to age GUARANTEED free from damage and repair About Samuel Alcock: Samuel Alcock and Co Cobridge, Burslem Aug 1826 to 1859Manufacturers of Porcelain, Parain and Earthenware at Cobridge and at the Hill Pottery, Burslem, Stoke on Trent, England. Samuel