Lot 118

English Imari-Palette Ironstone Platter and Continental Porcelain Plates Lot (19th–20th Century)

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Lot 118
English Imari-Palette Ironstone Platter and Continental Porcelain Plates Lot (19th–20th Century)
Description
A mixed ceramic table service lot comprising twelve articles mostly executed in varying, complementary versions of the traditional underglaze blue, iron-red, and gilt Imari palette, including one large English Victorian ironstone oval serving charger platter featuring a transfer-printed landscape scene stamped on the reverse with a pink retail mark for Mortlock's of Oxford Street, ten stylistically similar circular porcelain soup plates displaying varying floral and geometric configurations, unknown maker, and one separate floral accent plate
Details
Ironstone clay, Porcelain, Glaze, Enamel, Cobalt oxide, Gold leaf
Platter : 15 1/4 x 12 1/2 x 1 1/3 inches
Provenance
The Estate of Janice and Donald Rosenthal
Condition
Good/Fair; overall stable condition with surface wear consistent with historical domestic use, three of the circular porcelain soup plates bear small distinct chips to the undersides of their rim margins, the large oval ironstone charger platter similarly exhibits a minor chip to its lower reverse edge, and light rubbing is present across the overglaze gilt highlights of all pieces


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