Charles Meigh & Son – Blue & White Transferware Covered Dish – Classical Landscape Pattern – Staffordshire Ironstone – c.1835–1860

A beautifully detailed 19th‑century blue‑and‑white transferware covered dish by Charles Meigh & Son, Hanley, Staffordshire (c.1835–1860). Decorated in a crisp cobalt landscape scene with classical buildings, figures, and a central monument, typical of early Victorian Romantic patterns.

Made in durable ironstone and marked with the royal coat of arms (lion and unicorn), a hallmark of Meigh’s mid‑century production. The dish retains its original matching lid and displays well as a decorative piece or functional tableware.

Condition:
Clean glaze, strong colour, light age‑related wear only. No major faults.

Ideal for:
Collectors of Staffordshire pottery, blue‑and‑white transferware, Victorian kitchenalia, and English ironstone.

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Key Features

• Charles Meigh & Son, Staffordshire
• Blue & white transferware
• Classical landscape pattern
• Ironstone
• Covered dish / butter cooler
• c.1835–1860
• Royal coat‑of‑arms mark