Thou God Seest Me, 19th C.Sunderland Lustre Painted Transferware Plaque with All Seeing Eye horse silhouette With a carved horn wheel

With a carved horn wheel

and if one finds the number 13 unlucky

with its wildly stretching green stems and pencil drawn label below seeming to indicate is meant to be a calla lily

which makes quite a nice little stand

and with the rather surreal properties of these sea polyps

Thou God Seest Me, 19th C.Sunderland Lustre Painted Transferware Plaque with All Seeing Eye horse silhouette With a carved horn wheelI come across 19th c Sunderland lustreware transferware plaques along the lines of this one occasionally, and always covet them, but it is the all seeing eye at top that really sold me on this one. And it is in mint condition, to boot. I'm not religious in the least, but do love phrases like this, which comes from the Bible, Genesis 16: 13, in which Hagar (an Egyptian servant girl) says it to God after he meets her in distress which I choose to