Guest post by David Hoexter
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| Transferware decorating a wall in the Junagarh Fort in Bikaner, Rajasthan. Notice that many of the pieces used are drainers. |
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| TCC members can access an article written for the TCC Bulletin by Sue and Frank Wagstaff: 2015 Vol. XVI No. 2, "Return to Bikaner." |
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| Close up of one of the transferware drainers. The pattern is known as "The Cowman." |
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| Many of the transferware items used to cover this wall are drainers. |
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| A transferware alcove. |
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| Transferware Collectors Club members enjoying the transferware. |
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| Dick Henrywood photographing the transferware. |
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| A close up of the wall above. |
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| A pigeon enjoying the transferware! |
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| Transferware surrounding a window. |
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| A close up of the top of the window surround. |
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| Aerial view of the fort (source Google Earth). |
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| View of the facade of the castle within the fort (source Wikipedia). |
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| David in front of a transferware decorated wall. |
