Product Overview
An antique commemorative transferware dinner plate issued by the Connecticut Daughters of the American Revolution in 1907. Produced by Rowland & Marsellus Co. of Staffordshire, England, it features a brown transfer design depicting the Ellsworth Homestead in Windsor, Connecticut (home of Chief Justice Oliver Ellsworth), bordered by detailed fruit and floral motifs with the DAR seal at the top. The back carries an informational cartouche detailing Ellsworth's history under George Washington. This piece is in excellent antique condition with vibrant transfer details and clean surfaces. Measures just under 10 inches wide.
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