Dark Green Asiatic Pheasants

Burleigh Crockery Dark Green Asiatic Pheasants
7"  18cm
EUR 20,50
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Burleigh Crockery Dark Green Asiatic Pheasants
9"  22cm
EUR 22,50
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burleigh dark green asiatic pheasants
10"  25.5cm
EUR 26,90
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Burleigh Dark Green Asiatic Pheasants
6¼"  16cm
EUR 20,50
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Burleigh Dark Green Asiatic Pheasants
9"  23cm.
EUR 24,50
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Burleigh Crockery Dark Green Asiatic Pheasants
⅓ pint,  187ml
EUR 54,00
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Burleigh Dark Green Asiatic Pheasants
16 fl.oz.  450ml, 3½"  9cm tall
EUR 110,00
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Burleigh Crockery Blue Asiatic Pheasants
4"  9.5cm
EUR 31,90
incl. 19% tax excl. delivery
Burleigh Crockery Asiatic Pheasants
NEW
5"  12cm
EUR 41,50
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Burleigh Crockery Asiatic Pheasants
NEW
In presentation box.
150ml
EUR 69,00
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Burleigh Crockery Green Asiatic Pheasants
5"  12cm
EUR 19,50
incl. 19% tax excl. delivery
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Burleigh Dark Green Asiatic Pheasants

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Asiatic Pheasants was the most popular pattern of the Victorian era. Introduced in 1827, its romantic gentle blue pattern proved to be more popular than its dark Georgian counterpart Willow. Asiatic Pheasants took pride of place on the kitchen dresser and on the dining table. Now available in striking dark green, the pattern takes on a modern, contemporary look.

Produced at the Burleigh pottery in Burslem, Stoke-on-Trent, in the heart of the Staffordshire potteries, where ceramic tableware has been produced for centuries, and by Burleigh since 1851. 

Dishwasher and microwave proof, with a wonderful, hand applied transfer print.

Please note that due to the hand crafted nature of the transfer pattern, slight variations between pieces may occur. Also, a pattern join may be visible on some pieces; these aspects of Burleigh ware are a result of hand application of the patterns, a skillful process used since the 1750s now used uniquely by Burleigh, and is not a fault.