Help with a Romantic Staffordshire Pattern or Maker, Please. Thanks1

[lisag4]

Haven't been able to find this one......

[md1919]

I would call it classical/allegorical rather than romantic.  without a makers mark it will be nearly impossible to ID as companies which made the transfers sold them to several companies.

[janetpjohn_la]

I found two platters with the same unusual border, one blue and one green, on this page. There's no information other than they have a different scene and an impressed 16. https://www.worthpoint.com/inventory/search?query=transferware+women+urn&currencyCode=USD&channels=%...
Janet

[twinkling.smile]

The same here: https://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/216801353/antique-black-transferware-platter

[lisag4]

Thanks!  I'll have to agree with you on the terminology. 

[lisag4]

Yes - those platters have the same unusual border.  Thank you.  Just wish I could see what they sold for :  (    In the good ol' days, ebay would keep up the old listings and it was a useful tool. 

I can't see joining that website - worthpoint.  Have you tried it?

[lisag4]

Thank you! That's it! And they have a maker / description / price. Very helpful.

[md1919]

I would say this was by ridgway only if one found a signed example. very skeptical of that attribution

[janetpjohn_la]

I hope the information is correct, but it's not a good idea to use a listing as a reference. If they had a reference, why wouldn't they name it?
Janet

[lisag4]

Agreed -- an etsy reference may not be as reliable as I'd like.  Based on that, I found a Staffordshire Transfereware specialist who uses the same attribution for that pattern.  I'll look in my Romantic Staffordshire references too but they're currently boxed away in the attic.  Thus my question to tyou guys. 

Thanks, again!

Lisa