Price
£1950.00This object is eligible for a Certificate of BADA Provenance
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The BADA Christmas Gift ListCoalport Porcelain Dish Painted with the Dollar Pattern.
Circa 1810.
The large oval Coalport porcelain dish is painted in the Dollar Pattern which is a Regency interpretation of the Japanese Kakiemon patterns.
The center has an oval panel with a flowering stem in green, iron-red, and purple. This is within the border of orange with a gold zig-zag line. The outer section of the dish has four large panels with an orange ground with stylized gold flowering stems and the other four panels, shaped like a vase, have a white ground with a flowering tree with a green design that has been called the Dollar Pattern.
The base has an unglazed central pad with an underglaze blue double circle. The rim with stylized orange flowers and a continuous band, also in orange, of double leaves.
Dimensions: 14 1/4 inches wide x 11 inches deep x 1 1/4 inches high.
(Ref: NY10403-kmr)
Dimensions
36.83cm wide x 27.94cm deep x 3.18cm highStock number
NY10403-kmrThe BADA Standard
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