Tray
ca. 1780 (made)
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Tray, of hard-paste porcelain painted in enamels and gilded, oval in shape with a wavy shaped rim and a serpentine longitudinal rib projecting beneath the base to strengthen it; the tray is decorated with a row of gilt-edged oval compartments set midway between two horizontal bands of husk-pattern in green, and the compartments, with gilt edges delicately tooled, contain painted single rose-sprays pointing alternately upwards and downwards
Object details
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| Materials and techniques | Hard-paste porcelain, painted in enamels and gilded |
| Brief description | Tray, of hard-paste porcelain painted in enamels and gilded, oval in shape with a wavy shaped rim and a serpentine longitudinal rib projecting beneath the base, made by Bristol porcelain factory, Bristol, ca. 1780 |
| Physical description | Tray, of hard-paste porcelain painted in enamels and gilded, oval in shape with a wavy shaped rim and a serpentine longitudinal rib projecting beneath the base to strengthen it; the tray is decorated with a row of gilt-edged oval compartments set midway between two horizontal bands of husk-pattern in green, and the compartments, with gilt edges delicately tooled, contain painted single rose-sprays pointing alternately upwards and downwards |
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| Marks and inscriptions | A cross (In overglaze blue) |
| Credit line | Given by Lady Charlotte Schreiber |
| Object history | Coffee service (?) for a single person, comprising a tray, coffee pot and cover, sugar bowl and cover, cream jug, and cup and saucer 414:764/ to G (Sch. I 765 to G). The set was purchased by Lady Charlotte Schreiber from Cavalle or Cavallo, London, for £36 in January 1869. It was previously catalogued as a tea service, but the cup is a coffee cup, and the position of the spout on the pot is most unusual for a teapot. |
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| Other number | Sch. I 765 - Schreiber number |
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| Accession number | 414:764-1885 |
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| Record created | February 11, 2009 |
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