Antique 19th Century Blue Transferware, Staffordshire Pottery Platter, Stone China Tray Chalinor Corinthia gaming I'll look around more and

I'll look around more and hopefully locate it

1750s Kiln-fired enamel etui perfectly kept and missing only a writing stylus which likely had one threaded end to which the one round tool would have mounted (as a handle)

Missing the interior mirror fitting that would have been held in the lid but the contents nearly entirely there

Very slight convex to the lid seems definitely to be original to the design

Until 1839

Antique 19th Century Blue Transferware, Staffordshire Pottery Platter, Stone China Tray Chalinor Corinthia gaming I'll look around more andE. Challinor "Corinthia" patter 19th century Staffordshire potter tray or platter, 12" x 9. 5" wonderful for display or service. Everyone loves blue and white and it's surging again in antique interiors and decorator magazines, even as wall art combined with a more modern aesthetic. And who can resist these intaglios engraved scenes printed with inks that are made into transfers set onto potters' wares, then kiln fired so they melt into the stoneware