Samuel Alcock 1822 Melting Snow Border Lt Blue English Plate w/ Painted Pink Roses & Lavender Flowers pastoral scenes with cattle and sheep reminding me of Wedgwood's early

reminding me of Wedgwood's early cream-ware

perfect for your  Chintz

It is marked only with the country of origin on the back

To the left is a small dog and further back a horse drawn cart is preparing to pull an already loaded log from the forest

Samuel Alcock 1822 Melting Snow Border Lt Blue English Plate w/ Painted Pink Roses & Lavender Flowers pastoral scenes with cattle and sheep reminding me of Wedgwood's earlyThe Miniver Rose VINTAGE ENGLISH Light Blue ish Periwinkle and Roses Plate by Samuel Alcock, circa 1822 This pattern is hard to find. Though unsigned, the "Melting Snow" moulded border is unique to Samuel Alcock c. 1830. Alcock owned potteries at Burslem and Cobridge and existed from 1828 59. His pottery firms were very well respected and prolific (see: Geoffrey Godden, Godden's Guide to English Porcelain, 1992, Wallace Homestead Book Co., pgs. 153