£1850
Dated: 1765 Bristol England
This tray is attributed to the Bristol Redcliffe Back Pottery of Richard Frank, circular in shape and raised on three bun feet. The painting in blue shows three gentrified figures in a romantic rural landscape with buildings on the banks of a lake with three boats on the water. The decoration style of the large tree and the picture is in the classic Bowen style. The salver is in very good fine condition and dates to the mid 18th century
Dimensions: 1 inches high 10.25 inches long
Diameter: 10.25 inches
Current Condition: Good condition with no restoration.
Provenance: Graham Slater Collection , label attached.
Literature: English Delftware in the Bristol Collection figure 18.25by Frank Britton(1982). Page 15 Sampson and Horne Exhibition Catalogue 2009
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This tray is attributed to the Bristol Redcliffe Back Pottery of Richard Frank, circular in shape and raised on three bun feet. The painting in blue shows three gentrified figures in a romantic rural landscape with buildings on the banks of a lake with three boats on the water.
The decoration style of the large tree and the picture is in the classic Bowen style. The salver is in very good fine condition and dates to the mid 18th century
| Dimensions | 10.25 × 1 in |
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