Asiatic Pheasants Platter drink ware The exuberant pattern reflects the

The exuberant pattern reflects the influence of Japanese Imari ware

The raised foot adds elegance and presence

Perfect for tea service

Decorative yet hardworking—an expressive example of Mason’s talent for turning everyday tableware into something theatrical and collectible

First introduced in the early 19th century

Asiatic Pheasants Platter drink ware The exuberant pattern reflects theThe Asiatic Pheasants pattern was first introduced around 1862 by Podmore, Walker & Co. in Staffordshire, England. It quickly became one of the most successful and widely copied transferware patterns of the Victorian era. Inspired by earlier Chinese export porcelain and Britains fascination with East Asian design, the pattern reflects the 19th century taste for exotic, romantic imagery. Dimension: 16X13inches Condition: Aged, consistent with age