ENGLISH TRANSFER-PRINTED CHILDREN'S TOY CERAMIC TABLE ARTICLES, LOT OF 52, including two sauceboats/jugs, two covered vegetable dishes, two tureens with undertrays, four 2 1/4" D plates, six 2 13/16" D plates, eleven 3 1/4" D plates, six 4 1/16" D soup plates, ten 4 1/16" D plates; all with blue design of "FISHERS" having two children on a waterway with fishing poles, and geometric design on edges and rims. Most with blue transfer "FISHERS / CE & M." on base and some impressed with "EDGE MALKIN & Co.". Edge, Malkin & Company, Burslem, Staffordshire, England. Second/third quarter 19th century. Tureen 5 1/4" H.
48 pieces undamaged, otherwise scattered flakes. One platter with manufacturing stress hairline filled with glaze, one dish and one plate with minute flake on foot rim triangulated with two other rough points, likely from kiln furniture used in manufacturing.
Literature: Pattern as in Transferware Collectors Club database pattern #3508.
Provenance: Collection of the late Shirley Reed, Maplewood, NJ.

48 pieces undamaged, otherwise scattered flakes. One platter with manufacturing stress hairline filled with glaze, one dish and one plate with minute flake on foot rim triangulated with two other rough points, likely from kiln furniture used in manufacturing.