Herculaneum Pottery
Large Greek Pattern Serving Dishes
Early 19th Century
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Description
Two oversized neoclassical blue and white Greek pattern pottery serving dishes, made by Herculaneum Pottery, Liverpool.
- Sold as a set of 2.
- Underglaze blue central pattern depicts a series of images encircling an oval panel with a leafy vine.
- Border with distinctive Greek key design and six oval panels, each with a different design of neoclassical motifs.
- Pattern first introduced in 1806.
- Marked with impressed 8.
Condition Report
GoodWear and small chips consistent with age and use.
Some staining to white.
One dish with stapled repair.
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