A scarce New Hall saucer dish in pattern number 1277. Printed & painted. c.1825

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A scarce New Hall saucer dish in pattern number 1277. Printed & painted. c.1825See our website periodceramicsandantiques. org. Description. A good New Hall saucer plate in pattern number 1277. Charmingly printed and overpainted, with a scene of children at play. Gilded reserves, containing fruit prints. Navy blue border, with grape and vine gilding. Circa 1825. Hand painted pattern number. Condition. In excellent antique condition. No apparent defects. Dimensions. 21. 5 centimetres in diameter. We use recycled packaging. It may

This magnificent piece is decorated with flower sprays on a gilt striped ground

Very occasionally

balanced on one leg

painted with a root

The piece is unmarked

Crown and batons over 'D' mark

apart from a line of stray gilt which appears on the reverse of the plate

He was also an amateur archaeologist and a prolific writer

A lovely example of the wonderfully austere

given their use and the risk of breakage deriving from it

when the piece arrives

The finely reeded shape is usually only seen in blue and white