£585
Dated: 1750 London England
The plate is tin-glazed earthenware made in London in the mid 18th century and is handpainted with a scene of a regal female figure standing in a garden with two young attendants in her service. The black boy is holding a parasol, and the white childlike figure is holding her train. She points into the distance to direct her travel.
Diameter: 8 inches
Current Condition: Good condition with no restoration.
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The plate is tin-glazed earthenware made in London in the mid 18th century and is handpainted with a scene of a regal female figure standing in a garden with two young attendants in her service. The black boy is holding a parasol, and the white childlike figure is holding her train. She points into the distance to direct her travel.
