RARE
FLIGHT BARR AND BARR WORCESTER PORCELAIN NAMED VIEW COMPORT, CONWAY
CASTLE WALES C.1813-19
"A
fine Flight Barr and Barr
Worcester porcelain claret ground footed dish or comport. It is well
painted with a named view landscape scene of Conway Castle: interesting
full mark to foot and dates from c.1813-19. A rare surviving example of
best English Worcester Regency porcelain."Antiques Expert Hamilton Bear.
References:
John. Twitchett, Henry Sandon, Landscapes on Derby and
Worcester Porcelain, plate 12 page 57 illustrate
more similar claret ground pieces from a dessert service decorated with
landscape views.
Dimensions:
width 320 mm max. height 90 mm max.
Marks:
A large highly decorative backstamp including the Royal
warrant;
indicating that factory china productions sold through the London
Warehouse on Coventry Street were considered the very finest quality
available.
Condition: In
good
general display condition. This fine piece has been professionally
repaired/restored in the past to a good standard. There are typical
specs of wear to the claret ground as is usually found on these dishes.
Overall a rare surviving example of a footed comport that is
increasingly hard to find...
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