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THE FIRST CIRCA 1765, GOLD ANCHOR MARKS FOR CHELSEA; THE SECOND CIRCA 1770, BLUE CRESCENT MARK FOR WORCESTER
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A GROUP OF ENGLISH PORCELAIN DINNER PLATES
THE FIRST CIRCA 1765, GOLD ANCHOR MARKS FOR CHELSEA; THE SECOND CIRCA 1770, BLUE CRESCENT MARK FOR WORCESTER
All painted with disheveled birds, comprising: a pair of Chelsea plates with gilt rocaille rims and a Worcester plate with blue ground scalloped rims; together with six Chelsea style dishes with gilt dentil rims, 19th century, spurious gold anchor marks
8 ¾ in. (24.7 cm.) diameter, the largest
THE FIRST CIRCA 1765, GOLD ANCHOR MARKS FOR CHELSEA; THE SECOND CIRCA 1770, BLUE CRESCENT MARK FOR WORCESTER
All painted with disheveled birds, comprising: a pair of Chelsea plates with gilt rocaille rims and a Worcester plate with blue ground scalloped rims; together with six Chelsea style dishes with gilt dentil rims, 19th century, spurious gold anchor marks
8 ¾ in. (24.7 cm.) diameter, the largest
Provenance
Gift of Mrs. Horace Hammond, Birmingham, 1965 (the Chelsea and Chelsea style plates).
Bequest of Frances Oliver, 1972 (the Worcester plate).
Bequest of Frances Oliver, 1972 (the Worcester plate).
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