PB&S England - Chelsea Brown Rd2665 - Open Serving Bowl (Soup Tureen w/o Lid ??) For Sale

PB&S England - Chelsea Brown Rd2665 - Open Serving Bowl (Soup Tureen w/o Lid ??)
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PB&S England - Chelsea Brown Rd2665 - Open Serving Bowl (Soup Tureen w/o Lid ??):
$39.95


This listing is for anantique open serving bowl manufactured in England by Powell, Bishop, and Stonier in the brown version of their \"Chelsea\" pattern. This piece has a circa date of about 1885.This early English transferwarehandled bowlcame from a local estate sale.The bowl is in excellent shape with no cracks,chips, browning or staining, orcrazing. The color and glaze are strong.

Based on my research, I suspect that thispiece is the bowl section of a soup tureen and that it originally had a lid. This open bowl measures about 8 1/2 inches by about 6 inches across the open top of the bowl.

I wouldpersonally classify this piece to be in \"Excellent\"condition.

This is a beautiful example ofantiqueenglish transferware.

IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN A UNIQUE VARIETY OF QUALITY ANTIQUE, VINTAGE, AND CONTEMPORARY CHINAAND OTHER COLLECTIBLES, PLEASE VIEW MY OTHER LISTINGS AND SAVE THIS STORE AS ONE OF YOUR \"FAVORITES.\"

YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED WITH ANY PURCHASE !!!

ITEMS ARE DESCRIBED to the best of my ability. If you have any questions, please email prior to offerding.

INTERNATIONAL buyers: International buyers are welcome; however, payment by PAYPAL IS REQUIRED. Shipping charges will be based upon the cost of shipping to country of residence.

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