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    WORLD Brown Transferware Plate ~ 1884 ~ SHAKESPEARE & Hathaway

    $225 free shipping to USA

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    AESTHETIC BROWN TRANSFERWARE PLATE 

    THE WORLD PATTERN ~ SHAKESPEARE + HATHAWAY

    Wallis Gimson and Co. Potteries

    Fenton, Staffordshire England  ~  1884

    This Victorian 8 sided aesthetic large 9 5/8 x 11 inch plate is transfer printed in dark brown.  The plate is further enhanced by fabulous underglaze painting in shades of red, golden yellow, green and cobalt blue. 

    The pattern features an exotic geometric border with ferns, cherry blossoms, wild orchids and a butterfly surrounding two fabulous cartouches .  One is of the room where Shakespeare was born and the other Anne Hathaway's cottage.

    Hathaway married Shakespeare in November of 1582 while pregnant with his child. Hathaway was 26 years old when she married, whereas Shakespeare was only 18. This age difference, and Hathaway's pregnancy, has been used by some historians as evidence that this was a "shotgun wedding" forced on a reluctant Shakespeare by Hathaway's family. 

    Never Used.  Condition is great.  Bright, shiny and clean. 

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    Additional Information

    Code

    11658 (AB-82003)

    Period

    19th Century, Victorian (1837 to 1901)

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