Rare Victorian antique blue and white platter with defect

Antique Victorian blue and white transfer rose pattern Serving Dish or Platter

Antique blue and white transfer serving plate or platter, in the ‘Wild Rose’ pattern.  The scene shows Nuneham Park, which is the home of Earl Harcourt t the left and a riverside cottage to the right, with two punts on the river in the foreground. 

 The scene is based upon an engraving by W Cooke, which is after a drawing by S Owen, who was from the village of Nuneham Courtenay, in the Oxford area.  The original engraving was published on 1 February 1811.

there are 2 chip at the back of the plate 

Discover the story behind this exquisite 'Wild Rose' pattern serving plate! This antique piece showcases a detailed scene of Nuneham Park and a riverside cottage, based on an 1811 engraving. Did you know the original drawing was by S. Owen, from nearby Nuneham Courtenay? Own a slice of Oxfordshire history! #Transferware #AntiqueHome #OxfordshireHistory #Collectible