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New Hall Staffordshire plate, circa 1810
500.00 lei
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New Hall Staffordshire plate, circa 1810.
Hand-painted in the Chinese style, the pattern 425 - Boy in the Window.
New Hall made hybrid hard-paste porcelain teawares between 1781 and 1835 at Shelton, Staffordshire. Most pieces are unmarked but are recognised by their distinctive characteristics. Because of New Hall's success, many of their patterns were copied by other contemporary factories. Many of these were decorated with floral or Chinese motifs, and the wares were made for everyday use.
Condition as shown in the photographs.
Diameter 21 cm.
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