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Dish: What time do they feed the sea-lions, Alf

Dish: What time do they feed the sea-lions, Alf


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Dish: What time do they feed the sea-lions, Alf

Basket moulded dish with the transfer What time do they feed the sea-lions, Alf Portrait of Old Bill on base. Bairnsfather Ware

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Bairnsfather Dish Moulded Transfer Ware Well


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This charming and quirky dish, titled "What time do they feed the sea-lions, Alf," is a delightful piece of Bairnsfather Ware, a British ceramics company known for its humorous and satirical designs during the early 20th century. The dish features a basket moulded design with a transfer image of Old Bill, a popular character created by British satirical cartoonist and illustrator, Sir William Heelis Richard "Rich" Baird-Foster, better known as 'Billy' or 'Old Bill.' Old Bill is depicted in this image, sitting casually on the edge of a well, with a pipe in hand and a thoughtful expression on his face, as he gazes out at a group of sea-lions swimming in the water below. The transfer print on the dish reads, "What time do they feed the sea-lions, Alf?" adding to the playful and whimsical nature of the design. The dish's intricate basket moulding and the high-quality transfer print showcase the exceptional craftsmanship and attention to detail that were hallmarks of Bairnsfather Ware. The design also carries a historical significance, as it reflects the unique sense of humor and social commentary that emerged during the First World War and the interwar period in Britain. This dish is not only a beautiful addition to any table setting but also a fascinating piece of military and historical art. The image of Old Bill, with its witty and satirical take on military life, is a reminder of the resilience and humor that carried people through the challenges of the past. This dish is a testament to the enduring appeal of Bairnsfather Ware and the rich history it represents.

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