Gorgeous blue and white Chinoiserie platter by T.W c1800

Gorgeous blue and white Chinoiserie platter. Rectangular in shape and manufactured by T. W. in the 1800s. The pattern is known as Aurora. While I wasn't able to find the name of the manufacturer of this piece of English Transferware, other than the initials, I found the exact same platter manufactured by Beech and Hancock from the mid to late 1800s. The design is quite elaborate with a wide, slightly ruffled and beveled lip that is either a rectangular oval or an oval rectangle. The lip is an wide leaf scroll. The white around the center scene and the wide lip create a gorgeous frame affect and this platter would be stunning as wall art, either alone or in combination with other platters. The center scene is a willow tree and hoop dressed women standing next to a sitting Japanese woman with her dog in a Japanese garden setting with pagodas, bridge over a lake and temple in the background. The back is marked with an eagle, the T. W. and the pattern name Aurora. It also has the letter 7 and an imprint into the clay

L 45 X w 36 cm