18th Century Small Pierced Creamware Dish England Circa 1785

This 18th-century creamware plate was made in Staffordshire, England, circa 1785. It is a little gem with beautiful piercings on the border and angled fluting in the cavetto. The hand piercings are in the shape of diamonds, stars, and hearts. The fluting in the cavetto adds visual interest as light plays across the fluting.

Dimensions: 6″ in diameter x .5″ deep

Condition: Excellent with minimal defects due to impurities in the clay when the plate was fired.