Green Chinoiserie Tonkin India Tree Flowers Transferware Royal Doulton old mill cracks and little if any

cracks and little if any crazing

The road winds up the hill to a homestead

Marked on back as shown:Rd No 550208 Etruria England Copyright 1909 by Augusts L Jansson West Somerville

EARLY SPODE COPELAND SCENIC PLATTER

John Walley

Green Chinoiserie Tonkin India Tree Flowers Transferware Royal Doulton old mill cracks and little if anyIndian Tree is a china pattern produced by some of the worlds finest potters; Coalport, Spode, Royal Doulton and more that was popular during the last half of the nineteenth century. It was introduced in 1801; copied from earlier Indian textile patterns that were very similar. The pattern includes the crooked branch of a tree and a partial landscape with exotic flowers and leaves. Green, blue, pink, and orange were the favored colors used in the