A Pair of 19th Century Abolitionist Ceramic Small Plates, Transfer Printed
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A pair of 19th century abolitionist small ceramic plates, bearing a transfer print of a kneeling figure in chains, its the iconic image derived from the abolitionist seal ("Am I Not a Man and a Brother? Am I Not a Woman and a Sister?") plates have moulded scalloped edges, c.1830-1850 Diameter: 12cm. Condition: The one with feint transfer print has small chip to the back of the rim.
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