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Plate

Part of the collection: Ceramics

Popularization note

A dinner service plate The faience dinner plate was made in the famous English Wedgwood ceramics manufactory in Burslem (Staffordshire). The manufactory belonged to Josiah Wedgwood (1730-1795) in the second half of the 18th century. The plate is decorated with the black, grey and yellow Etruria pattern. A classicist vase with yellow flowers is depicted in the centre of the plate mirror. The collar is bordered with a motif of laurel leaves surrounded by black stripes with yellow inserts. The plate was part of a dinner service, not preserved in the museum, found in the collection of the last owners of the Łańcut Castle, the Potockis.

Information about the object

Information about this object

Author / creator

unknown

Dimensions

height: 2.3 cm

Object type

Ceramics

Technique

underglaze print

Material

faience

Origin / acquisition method

administrative decision

Creation time / dating

20th century

Creation / finding place

powstanie: England (Europe)

Owner

Castle Museum in Łańcut

Identification number

S.3404MŁ

Location / status

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