About This Piece
In 1836, the London Zoo opened for the first time. In celebration, transferware makers produced pieces reflecting a romanticized view of the Zoo, featuring swans, tigers, rhino, etc. This covered dish, made by Robinson, Wood & Brownfield, c. 1837, shows swans on the top piece, and a caged tiger in the bottom. It is in exceptional condition, with only minor crazing as appropriate to age.
Details
📅 Date / Era: c. 1837
🏭 Maker / Origin: Robinson, Wood & Brownfield, England
🎨 Pattern / Style: Tiger
📏 Size / Dimensions: Approx. 12 inches long, 8 inches high, 10 inches wide
🔢 Quantity: 1 available
✅ Condition: Overall, very good condition.Minor surface irregularities consistent with age.
Marks & Backstamp
Stamped with the name and logo of RW&B
Use & Care
Hand wash only. Not recommended for dishwasher or microwave.
About This Piece
In 1836, the London Zoo opened for the first time. In celebration, transferware makers produced pieces reflecting a romanticized view of the Zoo, featuring swans, tigers, rhino, etc. This covered dish, made by Robinson, Wood & Brownfield, c. 1837, shows swans on the top piece, and a caged tiger in the bottom. It is in exceptional condition, with only minor crazing as appropriate to age.
Details
📅 Date / Era: c. 1837
🏭 Maker / Origin: Robinson, Wood & Brownfield, England
🎨 Pattern / Style: Tiger
📏 Size / Dimensions: Approx. 12 inches long, 8 inches high, 10 inches wide
🔢 Quantity: 1 available
✅ Condition: Overall, very good condition.Minor surface irregularities consistent with age.
Marks & Backstamp
Stamped with the name and logo of RW&B
Use & Care
Hand wash only. Not recommended for dishwasher or microwave.
