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Part of the collection: ceramics

Popularization note

A dinner service plate The faience dinner plate was made in the famous English Wedgwood ceramics manufactory in Burslem (Staffordshire). The manufactory belonged to Josiah Wedgwood (1730-1795) in the second half of the 18th century. The plate is decorated with the black, grey and yellow Etruria pattern. A classicist vase with yellow flowers is depicted in the centre of the plate mirror. The collar is bordered with a motif of laurel leaves surrounded by black stripes with yellow inserts. The plate was part of a dinner service, not preserved in the museum, found in the collection of the last owners of the Łańcut Castle, the Potockis.

Information about the object

Information about this object Plate

Author / creator

unknown

Dimensions

height: 2.3 cm

Object type

Ceramics

Technique

underglaze print

Material

faience

Origin / acquisition method

administrative decision

Creation time / dating

20th century

Creation / finding place

powstanie: England (Europe)

Owner

Castle Museum in Łańcut

Identification number

S.3404MŁ

Location / status

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