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Today's #creamwarechallenge is this set of 8 Wedgw Today's #creamwarechallenge is this set of 8 Wedgwood creamware dishes, ca. 1907. We also have six soups in this pattern.⁣⠀
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#creamwarechallenge : A ca. 1820 Wedgwood fruit co #creamwarechallenge : A ca. 1820 Wedgwood fruit cooler in the lag and feather pattern ♥️
#creamwarechallenge anyone?⁠ ⁠ Detail of a set #creamwarechallenge anyone?⁠ ⁠ Detail of a set of six antique pierced creamware dinner plates made in England, circa 1790. These late 18th century plates have heart and clover leaf shaped piercings in the border, and a raised edge typical of this period. They are simple and extraordinarily beautiful!
Detail of one of a pair of English dishes, made ci Detail of one of a pair of English dishes, made circa 1820, with red roses and gilded acorns. Who was the master painter behind this gorgeous decoration? The dishes are not marked and not signed by the painters. This brings a slight air of mystery and leads us to look into the practices of the English porcelain industry. Professional china decorators and gilders were among the most accomplished artisans involved in porcelain manufacture. Many of the painters were women. Painting with enamels as found on this pair of large saucer dishes required artistic talent as well as technical skill. Professional china decorators rarely signed their work and their identities remain largely unknown.⁠ ⁠ #theoakleafandacornchallenge @chronicadomus
For #theoakleafandacornchallenge by @chronicadomus For #theoakleafandacornchallenge by @chronicadomus, we have this early 19th-century creamware dinner plate decorated with brown oak leaves and acorns painted on a soft yellow ground. We have a set of 10 of these dishes...and they look great with a Whieldon underplate 😍
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