FIRST
PERIOD MINTON LOBED DESSERT PLATE, PAINTED WITH A RARE MYTHICAL LION
PATTERN 106
C.1805-10
"Rare
Staffordshire English porcelain lobed dessert plate produced around
1806-10 by the early Minton and Poulson partnership, or after 1808, by
just plain factory Minton. This attractive Mythical Lion
pattern 106 is illustrated in the original pattern books is a
rare surviving example of early Minton porcelain. This pattern is not
printed but hand-painted overglaze in polychrome enamels. A very
special reference piece of English porcelain for the serious enthusiast
and academic collector of English pottery and porcelain. And it looks
so good on display!"Antiques
Expert Hamilton Bear.
References:
An identical lobed plate in this pattern is illustrated inMinton
Patterns of the First Period by R. Cumming and M. Berthoud
page 34.
Marks:
As illustrated, a curious scripted letter m
? and pattern number.
Dimensions:
width 173 mm max.
Condition:
In very good condition and excellent for display. Condition
report: Patches of uneven enamel wear to blue
roundel. Tiny specs of enamel wear to decoration and rubbing
to brown line rim. Short knife wear scratch to enamel of centre
decoration. Overall a good set and
very nice example of a rare piece.
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