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Minton Benevolent Cottagers China - 2 items found.Click on the small picture below for a larger photograph.
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Maker: Minton Pattern:Benevolent Cottagers Dessert Dish c1820 This design is now usually attributed to Minton, certainly the quality of the engraving, printing and potting of this piece are of their high quality. The scene itself is derived from a painting The Benevolent Cottagers by Sir Augustus Wall Callcott RA 1779-1844 and before the discovery of the source painting this pattern was known as Hospitality. No backstamp as is usual. There is a hairline running down from the rim just into the bowl from the top right point. It is so tight it is virtually invisible without use of a magnifying glass. There is an old chip on the foot rim and a few signs of wear and use, but very minor. Overall, this is a bright clean piece, with sound glaze and will display beautifully. Dimensions: 19.5 cm 4 cm high / 7.5 ins 1.5 ins high Our ref: 19CN42929 |
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Maker: Minton Pattern:Benevolent Cottagers Plate c1830 Lovely floral border surrounds this fabulous rural scene. Also known as Hospitality or The Lame Beggar. No backstamp. Two small areas of amateur restoration to the top rim and an area of discolouration to the lower rim. Also a little surface scratching and minor wear on the back and to the outer rim. Dimensions: 25.5 cm / 10 ins Our ref: 19CN45543 |
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