(lot of 3) English Staffordshire blue and white transferware platters, late 19th/ early 20th c., including: (1) in the "Wild Rose" pattern, with floral border, central pastoral scene of Nuneham Park with fishing boats, approx 17.5"l, 14"w; (1) in the "Blue Willow pattern," approx 17.25"l, 13"w; (1) with chinoiserie landscape scene, approx 19"l, 14.25"w; 14.25lbs total

10.3.25 - In my opinion regarding LOT 2503: Upon close visual and UV light examinations, I do not observe hairlines/ fractures or evidence of restoration, overall the three platters exhibit typical minor iron pitting, some light discoloration and surface wear to the underside, as well as the protruding edges, all commensurate with age and use, additionally there are a few minute firing flaws, minor crazing, and some scattered glaze pops inherent to creation, one Blue Willow platter with a tiny chip or glaze pop at the lower left quadrant (see image), the other Willow platter with minor chipping and segments of glaze loss to the edges (see images), which are also typical and commensurate with age

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