Fabulous Birds Junket Dish
Collections - Star objects
| Factory |
Dr Wall |
| Date made |
1769 to 1770 |
| Material |
Soft paste porcelain |
| Factory Mark |
Red anchor |
| Mark Type |
Hand written script |
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| Label |
Imaginary painted birds in fantastic landscapes are today referred to as exotic, Fabulous, Dishevelled, Aggressive or Agitated. These bizarre creatures were derived from French Rococo design and also appear on carved furniture, embroidery, wallpaper and plasterwork of the period.This Worcester dish was painted in Giles London Studio in a very free style of brushwork. |
| Description |
Circular fluted dish painted in onglaze enamels with fabulous birds, fruit and a moth in a very free style. |
| Provenance |
From the collection of C.W.Dyson Perrins |
| Diameter |
10.5 ins |
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| Museum No |
1407 |
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