Vintage 1900 W&T Avery Round Ironstone Plate Saucers united by a warm
Description
united by a warm
An unusual hand stitched and hand embroidered American quilt made from scraps of red fabric and cotton feedsack material
drawing out the variation within the palette
a symbol of Florence chosen in the middle ages for its ability to attack and devour an eagle-the symbol of Imperial power and rival Pisa
The juxtaposition of painterly blooms and classic tartan edging reflects the designer’s signature ability to weave tradition with eclectic charm
Vintage 1900 W&T Avery Round Ironstone Plate Saucers united by a warmA 19th century ceramic plate handmade in Birmingham England and painted to look like marble. Most likely used as a confectioner's display piece or as a scale plate. Both sides are lovely, use to serve cheese or as a cake plate.
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