19th. C. Staffordshire Transferware Hare Plate hand-written text Then these wire horns and

Then these wire horns and old twine tail

with many many tumbles left in it

The creamy white paint (especially those arched windows) against unpainted wood and green roof on this church completely do it for me

and Sweden

and are just the right size for collecting

19th. C. Staffordshire Transferware Hare Plate hand-written text Then these wire horns andA rare c. 1830s 40s Staffordshire transferware Hare plate, because I love a bunny, and love the simple "hare" label describing this one. This was made as a child's plate and would be good now for teatime just the right size for a biscuit or two, then for holding one's teabag. Happy hoppy. 4 7 8" in diameter with a very fine hairline crack running up from the hare's back, minor.