TWELVE COPELAND PORCELAIN AESTHETIC MOVEMENT 'JEWELLED' COBALT-BLUE GROUND OCTAGONAL PLATES

DATED 1882-84, GREEN PRINTED MONOGRAM MARKS, VARIOUS IMPRESSED MARKS, PATTERN NO. 1/3270, MOST SIGNED C.B. BROUGH

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TWELVE COPELAND PORCELAIN AESTHETIC MOVEMENT 'JEWELLED' COBALT-BLUE GROUND OCTAGONAL PLATES
Dated 1882-84, green printed monogram marks, various impressed marks, pattern no. 1/3270, most signed C.B. Brough
Each enriched in gilt, platinum and enamel with an exotic bird perched among branches on a powdered gilt ground, the seeded octagonal border with alternating beeded chains and bellflowers
9¼in. (23.5cm.) wide (12)

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Charles B. Brough, known for his floral and game bird subjects, was employed by the Copeland firm until 1903 when he joined Doulton. A Windsor vase executed by him in the late 19th century is now in the Queen's collection.

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