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Dated: 1750 England
This charger is one of the largest delftware tableware pieces made. It is well painted in blue with a bird in flight above another perched on the branch of a prunus tree. A flowering peony sits amongst rockwork in the chinoiserie fashion.The rim features ruyi lapets within a trellis border.The charger is 21 inches diameter, and the images show it standing against a 13-inch charger as a guage to size.This very rare impressive piece was made in the mid 18th century England.
Diameter: 21 inches inches
Current Condition: Professionally restored chip at rim.
Provenance: Sir Frederick arner Collection England.
Circa 1750
Dimensions
Diameter: 21.00inchCondition report
Professionally restored chip at rim.Stock number
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