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Pair of English Staffordshire Salt-glazed Stoneware Dishes.
1755-60.
Pottery.
The pair of dishes with press-moulded designs. The central roundel with alternating square panels of dots or stars. The wide borders with raised scrollwork with similar designs as well as basketweave.
Condition: One dish with a flake to the rim, see photo. Other dish with short line at edge of inner well which does not go through dish.
Provenance: Applied label from DM & P Manheim, NY.
Dimensions
11 inches diameter x 1 inch heightStock number
NY09577CThe BADA Standard
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