Lot Essay
Cf. Geoffrey A. Godden, Chamberlain-Worcester Porcelain 1788-1852, p. 264, pl. 333
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A CHAMBERLAIN'S WORCESTER GREEN-GROUND SHAPED RECTANGULAR
TWO-HANDLED TRAY, the centre painted with a view of Buckingham
Palace, named in puce on the reverse, with figures promenading and feeding swans in St. James's Park in the foreground, within a gilt band cartouche, the green ground enriched with gilt flowering foliage pendant from the white and gilt foliage-moulded borders (slight crack to underside), puce script marks, circa 1840
33.5cm. wide
TWO-HANDLED TRAY, the centre painted with a view of Buckingham
Palace, named in puce on the reverse, with figures promenading and feeding swans in St. James's Park in the foreground, within a gilt band cartouche, the green ground enriched with gilt flowering foliage pendant from the white and gilt foliage-moulded borders (slight crack to underside), puce script marks, circa 1840
33.5cm. wide