French transferware Plate circa1876 - 1895 hare allowing the glaze to stick

allowing the glaze to stick in the details and crevices of the surface

mix a small amount of Metallic Concentrate with your Artisan Illuminator to create a runny glaze like consistency

Starling: A bird introduced into New Zealand around 1860 -1880 and now abundant throughout the mainland

A true terracotta hue capturing the earthy tones of sun-baked clay

Old imperfect frame and glass

French transferware Plate circa1876 - 1895 hare allowing the glaze to stickVintage or old finds. Revamped items from our hunting and collecting around Bay of Plenty. All items are found vintage, old and re loved. Imperfections are part of their beauty and embraced. This French plate is a satirical political or moralizing plate from a famous series called "L'Esprit des Btes" (The Wit Spirit of the Animals). The Plate's Subject: "Le Coq" The French Inscription: "Je suis le ferme soutien des lois & le dfenseur de la proprit."