Chelsea Porcelain Bird and Flower Plate, English, circa 1755
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A fine and rare Chelsea porcelain moulded and shaped circular plate painted with a central bird (Brambling) and sprigs of flowers, English circa 1755, red anchor and numeral 5 mark. Provenance: Albert Amor Ltd London. Robyn Robb England 14/3/2018 (8500 pounds). Robert Burke collection no 17, 24 cm diameter
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