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Description
Appears to be hand painted Chinese scenery with gold trim. There is a embossed mark (could be a some sort of flower) and several numbers on the bottom of the plate but no actual name. Some crazing. Small chip on bottom of plate. Not sure if it is a Staffordshire ceramic plate, Chinoiserie of the Regency period (think Brighton Pavilion). Please help me to identify the manufacturer.
Category
Ceramics and Porcelains
Medium
Ceramic Porcelain Chinese Scenery Plate
Distinguishing marks
Small embossed mark on bottom (may be a flower) along with the numbers 2/79 and some other numbers.
Condition
Excellent
Size and dimensions of this item
10" plate
Date Period
1830 - 1840's not sure.
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