"An
exquisite and rare example of finest Staffordshire porcelain. A lovely
English Victorian porcelain Newcastle shape cabinet plate by Minton:
superb and rare pierced trellis ware, together with sumptuous floral
decoration of the highest order. These plates first date from the 1840s
and are rarely found with pierced trellis work which is simply stunning. It
belongs in the dresser display
- or best china cabinet, of the most tasteful and discerning of finest English
porcelain collectors." Antiques Expert Hamilton Bear.
References:
See Minton Pottery and Porcelain of the First Period
1793-1850, Geoffrey A. Godden plates 39-43 for
further examples of fine Newcastle shape Minton porcelain.
Dimensions:
width 241 mm max. approximately 9 1/2 inches.
Marks:
impressed Minton mark.
Condition:
In excellent condition with no restoration or significant
damage to porcelain. Condition Report: There are a
number of short firing shrinkage cracks across the fine strands of the trellis
work. To the rear there is some minor kiln speckling/peppering toward
the edges also from firing.This does not impinge on the decorative qualities
of a wonderful cabinet plate or pose any threat to the integrity of the
piece. You are unlikely to find a better surviving example.
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