Antique Spode Transferware Pottery Dinner Plate, Death of the Bear, circa 1815
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Excellent condition. No chips or cracks. Some wear on back of plate from being on display. Spode Blue Room "Indian Sporting" plate, specifically the "Death of the Bear" pattern, dating back to around 1815 Manufacturer: Spode, a renowned English pottery manufacturer. Pattern: "Death of the Bear," part of the "Indian Sporting" series inspired by Captain Thomas Williamson's "Oriental Field Sports". Material: Transfer-printed earthenware with blue and white design. Era: Circa 1820, during the Georgian period. Design: Depicts a hunting scene with an elephant, hunters on horseback, and dogs attacking a bear. Collection: Part of the Engraver's Archive Collection by Spode. Dimensions: Approximately 10 inches in diameter. Current Value: Depending on the condition it can be sold for between $49 and $351
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