Antique Ridgway Osterley Park Blue & White Transferware Soup Plate c1814

Early 19th century English blue & white transferware shallow soup plate by John & William Ridgway, featuring the scenic “Osterley Park” pattern, produced circa 1814–1830. The central scene depicts Osterley Park with the Adam porticoed house in the distance, a bridge with a Regency couple, and a charming group of fallow deer resting in the foreground, all framed by an ornate floral and foliate border in rich cobalt blue. • Maker: John & William Ridgway • Pattern: Osterley Park • Origin: England • Date: c.1814–1830 (Georgian / Regency era) • Size: approx. 10 inches diameter • Form: Shallow soup plate Condition: Excellent antique condition. No chips, cracks, or repairs. Light age-appropriate crazing consistent with early 19th century transferware. Beautiful crisp transfer with strong cobalt contrast and finely engraved detail. A lovely early Ridgway piece for collectors of English transferware, Georgian tableware, or classic blue & white display. Antique transferware • Ridgway pottery • English blue white • Georgian decor • Regency era • scenic transferware • English ironstone • antique plate