Vintage ceramic decals transfers water slide red Robin bird

These vintage ceramic transfers are beautiful! Great colors , good useable condition. measurements in photos The last photo is a sample of how they look on a glass vase that I did. I believe the “Stoke on Trent” is a hub of China making in England. Ben Capper is an artist who designed many patterns for ceramic and porcelain from the region. These decals are referred to as water slides and are said to be easily transferrable to whatever pottery pieces you may want to decorate. Ceramic decals can also be fired onto bone china, stoneware , bisqueware and porcelain. These decals are not to be used for food or drink surfaces. Water slide transfers can be used on many things. Ceramics and China , glass, wood etc. How to use decals : Put the decal in warm water, the sheet will roll up then quickly flatten back out again. Wipe the surface you were going to put the decal on using warm water. Remove the decal from water and separate. The decal will become slick as you can remove the deco from the white backing sheet. Wet the piece and apply to your chosen surface, adjust design to correct position and use a paper towel to block down any excess water or air bubbles. If you were going to fire the decal, let dry overnight so it is completely dry before putting into the kiln if you choose to use this on ceramics ****PRICE is for all decals shown