A BROWN-WESTHEAD MOORE & CO. RETICULATED PLATE

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A BROWN-WESTHEAD MOORE & CO. RETICULATED PLATE
Painted by Thomas J. Bott with Winter, circa 1890

Decorated in the Limoges enamel style with a woman wearing a billowing robe and with a cherub warming their hands over a brazier in a wooded snowy landscape within a pierced ribbon border enriched in burnished, seeded and bronzed gilding (glaze rubbed at rim on reverse), signed T. J. Bott on edge of her robe, iron-red printed script and Royal Warrant mark, gilt script title
9¼in. (23.5cm.) diam.

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Thomas John Bott (1854-1932), son of Thomas Bott, was employed at the Royal Worcester factory from circa 1870 to 1886, working in the style developed by his father. He transferred to Brown-Westhead Moore in 1889 before moving to Coalport to work as Art Director there

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