Early 19th Century French Creil Creamware Transferware Shallow Bowl | Chiswick House, Middlesex

Early 19th century French Creil creamware transferware shallow bowl depicting Chiswick House in Middlesex, England, titled Vue Anglaise. Chiswick House is one of England’s most celebrated Palladian villas, completed in the 1720s for the Earl of Burlington and considered a masterpiece of classical architecture. The detailed transfer captures the estate with its formal gardens, peacock, and strolling figures, reflecting the nineteenth century fascination with celebrated European landmarks. Measures 9.25” in diameter and 1.25” tall. Presents in very good antique condition with a few small rim chips, light age related crazing, and expected wear, with no cracks noted.