This pattern looked familiar, but the words Hansall Monday were not!  The pattern is the same as Christmas Day which I posted recently. Th...

I recently focused on transferware dog patterns.  I suggested that many dog patterns are found on items intended for children.  Here are...

Thomas & Benjamin Godwin (1809-1834) Christmas Day 7 inch child's plate with a molded alphabet border/The child is probably eat...

In a nod to the season, I thought I would write about reindeer.  Actually, it was my sister Janet Rudolph, who blogs at Dying For Chocolate ...

Enoch Wood & Sons (1818-1846), The Point 3.5 inch cup plate, ca. 1825/Notice that the only part of the border used is the stringing o...

I have written about zoo patterns in my post titled Transferware Zoo Patterns #1 , but here I want to focus on  Zoological Gardens ...

Although not as popular as dogs on transferware, cats are found on many patterns.  I love dogs and cats, actually any animal (perhaps not mo...