Details
Six Mintons pierced plates
designed by Edmond Reuter and Richard Pilsbury, each painted with various Chinese and Japanese porcelain, bronze and cloisonne vases above stands issuing fruiting and flowering branches, the white and gilt borders pierced with a key pattern between raised cross and dash bands, impressed marks, some with printed globe marks incorporating retailer's marks for Thomas Goode & Co., year cyphers for 1879 (one plate with very minor staining, another with small area of wear to gilt rim)
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designed by Edmond Reuter and Richard Pilsbury, each painted with various Chinese and Japanese porcelain, bronze and cloisonne vases above stands issuing fruiting and flowering branches, the white and gilt borders pierced with a key pattern between raised cross and dash bands, impressed marks, some with printed globe marks incorporating retailer's marks for Thomas Goode & Co., year cyphers for 1879 (one plate with very minor staining, another with small area of wear to gilt rim)
See illustration (6)
Literature
Atterbury & Batkin, The Dictionary of Minton, (Woodbridge, 1990), col. pl. 32, the top right plate for a design from the same series of twelve plates painted with containers and flowers representing the different countries of origin.
Joan Jones, Minton, the First 200 Years of Design, (1993), pp. 60 & 65.
Joan Jones, Minton, the First 200 Years of Design, (1993), pp. 60 & 65.