Circa 1780, painted in deep blue at the "The Claw" factory, depicting a vase filled with sunflowers and ferns, the upright ferns resemble Peacock feathers and since the 18th century this pattern has been known as the "Peacock". The yellow slip rim is typical of this period. Marked in underglaze enamel with scrawled claw and 300.

2 x 14 in.

Small edge chips and scrapes.