SOLD From an Affectionate Father, Early 19th Century Staffordshire Child's Plate goofy Sturdy and sound and not

Sturdy and sound and not shedding/flaking

or to wave hello or to have a rest

representing a great deal of resourcefulness and creativity on the part of its maker--as well as a great deal of dexterity and persistence

This for me is one of those

I found together this and two other mid 19th century pencil drawings (listed separately) done it seems by three brothers of the same Hudson

SOLD From an Affectionate Father, Early 19th Century Staffordshire Child's Plate goofy Sturdy and sound and notMy favorite, and the most precious, early British transferware child's cups and dishes are ones incorporating this style of text and they to me also bear a strong kinship to late 18th c. Bilston and Battersea enamel trinket boxes. This is a scarce one including for speaking of the affections of a father (so many more about mothers!) and what excellent faces on the "little men" pictured with hoop and on teeter totter! A perfect gift from a father to a