Reserved Antique Staffordshire Duck Tureen | Early 19th-Century Pearlware | Hand-Painted Covered Bird Server -Professional Repair Priced Accordingly brass frames Dorflinger did not acid-etch marks

Dorflinger did not acid-etch marks into his glass

this versatile plate pairs beautifully with coordinating cabbageware or layered with your favorite dinnerware for a collected

exquisitely embroidered with a vivid blue dragon design

and gold rim

Reserved Antique Staffordshire Duck Tureen | Early 19th-Century Pearlware | Hand-Painted Covered Bird Server -Professional Repair Priced Accordingly brass frames Dorflinger did not acid-etch marksShe was made in the early 1800s by a Staffordshire potter working from the celebrated Chinese export form, and two centuries on shes lost none of her quiet charm. She rests on a pale blue base molded to suggest rippling water, lid and bowl together forming a covered tureen that once carried something special to a Georgian table. Her plumage is hand painted in soft green, yellow, russet and aubergine, each feather outlined in fine black, with a long