Rare English delftware polychrome 'Adam and Eve' charger Circa 1690-1710

Painted with the ill-fated couple flanking a tree coiled by a serpent, within a blue dash border.

There is some very minor and occasional chipping along the rim edge. There is an approximate 1-inch chip along the rim edge showing mostly on the underside of the rim at 3 o'clock. There is another small, 1/4-inch shallow chip to the underside of the rim. There is also a very fine short haircrack running down the rim edge.
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There appears to be no other recorded examples with Adam placed to the right and Eve placed to the left flanking the tree, a reverse of their usual placings.