£3350
Dated: 1680 Vauxhall London England
This 17th-century English delftware charger is painted in shades of blue. A central spiral is set within radiating cone shapes graphically applied. The border comprises five concentric lines with a series of squiggles at the rim. Roy Edwards excavated a similar fragmented waster at the Vauxhall London Delftworks site in the 1970s.
Diameter: 13.5 inches
Current Condition: Unrestored with only minor signs of wear commensurate with age, otherwise in remarkable condition.
Literature: Frank Britton, London Delftware page 69 and Frank Britton reference work English Delftware at the Bristol Museum page 52
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This 17th-century English delftware charger is painted in shades of blue. A central spiral is set within radiating cone shapes graphically applied. The border comprises five concentric lines with a series of squiggles at the rim. Roy Edwards excavated a similar fragmented waster at the Vauxhall London Delftworks site in the 1970s.
