Burleigh Pink Pheasants Medium Plate
A medium dinner plate from Burleigh's Pink Asiatic Pheasants collection, hand-printed at Middleport Pottery using copper plate engraving and tissue transfer — the technique Burleigh has used since 1851. The Asiatic Pheasants pattern has been in continuous production since 1862, making it one of the most enduring designs in English transferware.
Ideal for everyday dinner service, afternoon tea, or layered tablescapes alongside heritage china. The medium size sits comfortably between a side plate and a full dinner, useful for a plated main, a generous dessert, or a wall display. A piece you'll reach for week after week, and one that ages gracefully into a passed-down piece.
Burleigh
The Burleigh story can be traced back to a July day in 1851. A hundred and seventy-five years later, the work continues at the same Victorian factory, decorated by hand using a 19th-century technique no other factory in the world still uses. Slow, considered work, shaped by a reigon that has defined English ceramics for the better part of three hundred years.
