A c.1812-18 New Hall oblong moulded rim dish in pattern number 1742(9)

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A c.1812-18 New Hall oblong moulded rim dish in pattern number 1742(9)Description. A pleasing piece with elaborate rim moulding of birds, fleurs de lys and grape bunches. overpainted floral pattern. Pattern number 1742 painted to the reverse of the plate, but which actually seems to be pattern 1749. presumably, the misallocation of the pattern number is a painter's error. Condition. In excellent antique condition. Wear commensurate with age and use. Dimensions. Length 25cm Width 16cm Please see our other items, arranged

by virtue of the manner in which the cartouche surrounding the print is organised

overgilded with dotted circles

In very good condition

mauve-purple

with a magnificent botanical study of "Single Blue Hepatica"

Pattern number 1613 painted to the base

To the latter he sold his famous "Frog" service

Nibbles to the spout and cover

Clear stilt marks to the reverse of the piece

We generally ship with the Royal mail

one of the prints is reversed

Slightly grooved handle