Large Vintage English Black & White Transferware Advertising RICE Canister Jar wedgwood patrician Here is a stunning transfer

Here is a stunning transfer ware plate by Royal Doulton of Staffordshire England

The pattern name/depiction is thought to be derived from the Tea plant Camellia Sinensis

that's an option as well

It was first introduced by Spode in 1814 and was derived from a printed illustration  in the book 'Views of Rome and its Vicinity' published around 1796-98

Herzog's fame spread throughout Europe

Large Vintage English Black & White Transferware Advertising RICE Canister Jar wedgwood patrician Here is a stunning transferCirca 1930's Vintage Antique English Black and White Transferware Lidded RICE Canister For consideration is this adorable lidded jar which reads simply "RICE in ornate block letters across the front. The upper and lower bands are a pretty design of Victorian styled scrollwork. Measures: apps 10" tall x 6 3 4" across Condition: No chips or cracks, some typical age crazing is present. Marked: DITTO England