Translucent Embossed Plate in Coalport Style, c.1810

A fine Translucent embossed plate in the manner of Coalport,…
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A fine Translucent embossed plate in the manner of Coalport, circa 1810, Anstice, Horton & rose Coalport or John rose, the lobed plate delicately embossed with rococo scrolls and long floral sprays to the border and dish, four floral posies in colours to moulded cartouches and centred with another posy; unmarked, embossed design illustrated plate 60, G. Godden, 'Coalport & Coalbrookdale Porcelains', diameter 22.5 cm

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