Dessert dish, porcelain with whitish translucency, with a shaped inset base, ogee-curved sides and a rim of waisted oval shape with flattened ends; relief-moulded decoration round the rim of roses (?), tulips and other flowers, scrolled moulding at each end, the centre painted in enamels over a bat-printed outline with an arrangement of fruit (melons, grapes, a fig, gooseberries), a gold line round the rim and well, gilded details on the scrolled moulding.
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Creation/Production
1770-1823
Role: Production
Role: Factory
Role: Production
Role: Decorator
Place: Lane End, Staffordshire
Place: Bristol, England
Period: 1817-1820
Measurements
Height
(cm): 3.9
Width
(cm): 24.2
Depth
(cm): 19.5
Height
(in): 1
Width
(in): 9
Depth
(in): 7
Techniques
Press-moulded
Forming
Applied Art
Glazed
Decoration
Applied Art
Bat-printed
Decoration
Applied Art
Enamelled
Decoration
Applied Art
Gilded
Decoration
Applied Art
Material
Porcelain
Glaze
Enamel
Gilding