plate
manufacturer: Josiah Spode (English, estab. circa 1796, closed 1833); designer: Spode Ceramic Works (English, estab. 1767);
circa 1815
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Description
plate (from a table service for the King of Oudh, Lucknow, India), pair, hand-painted and gilded with the [armorial] crest of the King of Oudh in the well, surrounded by gilded classical floral design entwined in puce behind the ledge. These plates survived the Seige of Lucknow.
Maker and role
manufacturer: Josiah Spode (English, estab. circa 1796, closed 1833)
designer: Spode Ceramic Works (English, estab. 1767)
designer: Spode Ceramic Works (English, estab. 1767)
Production place
Stoke-on-Trent, England
Production date
circa 1815
Media description
bone china, over-glaze enamels, gilding
Measurements
210 (diameter)
Inscriptions
with the crest of the King of Oudh
painted SPODE in red on both plates
painted SPODE in red on both plates
Credit line
purchased with funds provided by the Nina Stanton 18th Century Porcelain Bequest, 2014
formerly the collection of Ross Allan, Melbourne
formerly the collection of Ross Allan, Melbourne
Project credit line
This digital record has been made available on TJC Collection Online through the generous support of The Friends of The Johnston Collection and Christine Bell
Accession number
A1365
TJC reference number
1715
