Large Antique 19th c Staffordshire Blue Willow Meat Platter with Well 17.75 x 22 vintage overcoat but you can still see

but you can still see the Burton impression in the lining - this impression and the square dimensions point to the label that was used during the 1950s

inclusive of its 1” fringe at either end

made by the firm of Felix and Richard Pratt of Fenton

The dress is made in a sleeveless style with high waist and rows of fringe below the waistline

but the skirt has a back opening that fastens with a series of hooks and eyes

Large Antique 19th c Staffordshire Blue Willow Meat Platter with Well 17.75 x 22 vintage overcoat but you can still seeThis is a large meat platter made in the Blue Willow pattern. The piece is fully transfer printed with blue on white decoration. The platter is made in a rectangular form and has a well at the right side that would collect any excess juices that would run through grooves through the centre of the platter. It measures 17 3 4 by 22 and has a height of 3 at its edge. It is in very good condition with only one chip on the underside (see last close up