A pair of 18th-century Bristol delftware plates, decorated in blue and white with houses and trees surrounded by purple manganese sponge-painted foliage. Of relatively small size, the plates are characteristic of English tin-glazed earthenware produced during the Georgian period.
Bristol was an important centre for English delftware production during the 18th century, with local potteries producing tin-glazed earthenware decorated with landscapes, architectural scenes and floral motifs.
Origin: England, Bristol
Period/Style: George II / English Delftware
Date: circa 1740–1750
Material: Tin-glazed earthenware
Dimensions: 20cm diameter (each)
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A pair of 18th-century Bristol delftware plates, decorated in blue and white with houses and trees surrounded by purple manganese sponge-painted foliage. Of relatively small size, the plates are characteristic of English tin-glazed earthenware produced during the Georgian period.
Bristol was an important centre for English delftware production during the 18th century, with local potteries producing tin-glazed earthenware decorated with landscapes, architectural scenes and floral motifs.
Origin: England, Bristol
Period/Style: George II / English Delftware
Date: circa 1740–1750
Material: Tin-glazed earthenware
Dimensions: 20cm diameter (each)
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