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Rare Antique Early 19th Century English Pearlware Blue & White Transfer Ware Mazarin Strainer for a Platter, made in Yorkshire, England in 1820 by John & William Brameld. A wonderful and decorative platter drainer that would be placed on a large platter for the excess juices of fish, beef or turkey to drain into the platter below at the table.
The design is called Peasant, it shows a woodsman returning home to his cottage. His little girl runs to greet him, his wife is busy at her spinning wheel. What a delightful country scene! The drainer has an impressed mark on the back. It has been repaired around the edges, most likely a plate hanger used for a century or more made surface chips. Colored in, slightly glazed over, please see the close ups. This is a lovely mazarin strainer, with gorgeous blue colors, still bright and shiny after more than 200 years later. A rare and exceptional addition to your collection.
- Measures 10-1/4″ x 7-5/8″ x 7/8″
