£1350
Dated: 1743 Netherlands
The plate is tin glaze delftware decorated in blue and white with a central ornamental and elaborate cartouch with the names of John and Elizabeth Haslope Yarmouth and the date 1743. Three fish surround the cartouche, symbols found on the Yarmouth armorial. The named couple are likely to associate with the sea, and this plate may have been made as a marriage moment. This rare Dutch plate was specially commissioned for John and Elizabeth.
Diameter: 8.75 inches
Current Condition: The plate is in very good order with no restoration and only minor signs of wear relating to age.
Literature: Plate14 ref 44 shows an identical plate in English Delftware Pottery in the Robert Hall Warren Collection Ashmolean Museum Oxford by Anthony Ray published by Faber and Faber 1966 Also re.page 151 Early English Pottery, named,dated and inscribed by John and Edith Hodgin published 1891
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The plate is tin glaze delftware decorated in blue and white with a central ornamental and elaborate cartouch with the names of John and Elizabeth Haslope Yarmouth and the date 1743.
Three fish surround the cartouche, symbols found on the Yarmouth armorial. The named couple are likely to associate with the sea, and this plate may have been made as a marriage moment.
This rare Dutch plate was specially commissioned for John and Elizabeth.
