Plate, 8 inches diameter. Brown transfer with polychrome clobbering and gilding. Maker is A. Bullock & Co. The Rd. No. indicates a pattern registration date of 1885, but the production date is c. 1895-1915. This pattern features an ivy vine that originates at the bottom and curves around both sides of the plate. There are daisy-like flowers and other small wildflowers around the base of the ivy vine. At the top are seven small songbirds in flight.

A. Bullock & Co. operated at the Waterloo Pottery from around 1895 to 1902 and then at the Kensington Pottery from c. 1903 to 1915. Bullock’s specialties included reproductions of the late Old Hall Earthenware Company's famous Apostles and Gothic ware in jugs and teapots, sugars and creams.