Rare Catskill Mountain House Dinner Plate - Catskill Mountains - Transferware - circa 1830's - Thomas Cole Scene - Catskill Collectible
$299.00
Catskill Mountain House Dinner Plates
Red American Historical Transferware Dinner Plate
Ridgways England
Thomas Cole's view of the Catskill Mountain House is featured
Mark: Backstamp
Date: Circa 1830's
Very good original condition for Age.
There is also crazing under the glaze which is typical. This piece displays very well.
It measures 9 3/4" in diameter and dates circa 1830's.
Thomas Cole's painting, "View of the Catskill Mountain House, N.Y.," engraved and published in London in 1830, inspired this transfer-printed scene. Several Staffordshire potters reproduced engravings of the Catskill Mountain House, a popular resort overlooking the Hudson Valley. Such was its fame that James Fennimore Cooper advised his European audience in the 1850s: "If you want to see the sights of America, go to see Niagara Falls, Lake George, and the Catskill Mountain House"Thomas Cole's painting,
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