| Factory |
Chamberlain |
| Date made |
1820 to 1821 |
| Material |
Regent Porcelain |
| Factory Mark |
Chamberlains Worcester 155 New Bond St. |
| Mark Type |
printed |
| Clay marks |
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| Pattern Number |
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| Pattern Name |
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| Shape Name |
gadroon |
| Label |
This is a factory sample of the pattern made by Chamberlains' for a service to mark the coronation of King George IV in 1820. The plate is made of Regent porcelain (a trial body) noted for its richness of appearance and purity of colour. Very costly Regent Porcelain was never brought into general use. |
| Description |
Richly decorated plate with green border with three reserves of painted flowers outlined with raised gold and a gilded gadroon edge. |
| Provenance |
From the Works Museum Collection |
| Diameter |
10 3/8 ins |
| Length |
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| Height |
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| Painter name |
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| Gilder name |
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| Other craftsmen name |
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| Museum No |
1991 |
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