Many, if not most, 19th century patterns made for children were very inexpensive. Someone once told me that in the 19th century it was pro...

  If you can tear your eyes away from the transferware, you'll notice five large books.  They contain all of the 327 Dishy News posts th...

        If you can tear your eyes away from the transferware, you'll notice the five large books. They contain all of the 327 Dishy News...

  I recently entered a small transferware plate with a painted shell edge into the database of the Transferware Collectors Club .  I thought...

  This 3.75 inch saucer depicts a scene from one of Aesop's Fables: "The Cock, the Hen and the Fox." I have liked "Aesop...

An Enoch Wood & Sons (1818-1846) Sporting Series Knife Rest (top) featuring a Gnu Gnus are not common animals on transferware. There are...

J. Dimmock & Co. (1862-1904) "Japanese" 16 inch platter We are fortunate to harbor numerous snowy white egrets in the South Sa...