Meakin Vintage Embossed Border Plate Audubon Bird Plate #114 White Tailed Sparrow on Berry Branches Purple Toile Plate The elegant blue and white

The elegant blue and white transferware salad plate dates to about the 1930's

A stunning acanthus leaf garland with urns and swags frames the charming scene of two women washing clothes at the banks of the river

The brown transfer depicts a castle in the distance with cattle and sheep grazing in the foreground

The grounds are lush

75” at widest point

Meakin Vintage Embossed Border Plate Audubon Bird Plate #114 White Tailed Sparrow on Berry Branches Purple Toile Plate The elegant blue and whiteFor consideration is this gorgeous, vintage English transferware plate #114 from Alfred Meakin featuring the White Crowned Sparrow amongst botanicals and berries from illustrations by John Audubon. Born in Les Cayes, in what is now Haiti, on April 26, 1785, he was an illegitimate son of French plantation owner Captain Jean Audubon and his Creole servant Jeanne Rabin. He was given the name Jean Rabin at birth, however, upon his Mother's death shortly