Keeling & Co - Dish (16) - Aster - Earthenware





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This 16-piece British glazed earthenware Aster tableware set, attributed to Keeling & Co and dated circa 1910–1920, comprises 11 plates, an oval platter and two oval tureens with lids, decorated with a dark brown floral transferware wreath on an ivory ground and showing fine crazing and minor signs of age.
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English glazed earthenware tableware, pattern “Aster,” attributed to Keeling & Co. of Burslem, Staffordshire. Dating roughly between the late 19th century and the early 20th century.
On an ivory-colored base runs a wreath of flowers and leaves in dark brown, created using the transferware technique. The motif frames the plates and the tray and is repeated on the lids and sides of the two tureens, characterized by shaped rims and relief handles.
The lot comprises 11 plates, a large oval tray, and two oval tureens with their respective lids. On the photographed bases is the mark “ASTER – K & Co.,” with the decoration name inscribed in a ribbon cartouche.
The glaze shows a fine crazing visible in some spots. The close-up photographs show the bases, the marks, and the interior of one of the tureens.
English glazed earthenware tableware, pattern “Aster,” attributed to Keeling & Co. of Burslem, Staffordshire. Dating roughly between the late 19th century and the early 20th century.
On an ivory-colored base runs a wreath of flowers and leaves in dark brown, created using the transferware technique. The motif frames the plates and the tray and is repeated on the lids and sides of the two tureens, characterized by shaped rims and relief handles.
The lot comprises 11 plates, a large oval tray, and two oval tureens with their respective lids. On the photographed bases is the mark “ASTER – K & Co.,” with the decoration name inscribed in a ribbon cartouche.
The glaze shows a fine crazing visible in some spots. The close-up photographs show the bases, the marks, and the interior of one of the tureens.

