Tea Party Plate
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| Factory |
Dr Wall |
| Date made |
1758 |
| Material |
Soft paste porcelain |
| Factory Mark |
None |
| Mark Type |
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| Clay marks |
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| Pattern Number |
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| Pattern Name |
Tea Party |
| Shape Name |
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| Label |
This rare saucer dish is decorated with the 3rd version of the Tea Party scene c.1758. It is printed in black over the glaze and hand coloured in enamels. The print is signed by the skilled engraver who is said to have invented printing on porcelain at Worcester. 'R. Hancock Fecit.' |
| Description |
printed scene in onglaze black, hand coloured in enamels. Lady and gentleman sit on individual chairs, at a small oval pedestal tea table in the garden. Black line round edge. The third version of the tea party as classified by C.Cook |
| Provenance |
From the collection of C.W.Dyson Perrins |
| Diameter |
6 7/8 inch |
| 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 |
Robert Hancock |
| Museum No |
674 |
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