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Dessert plate & print (© Derby Museum and Art Gallery)
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© Derby Museum and Art Gallery

Dessert plate & print

Artist: made by Derby Porcelain Factory (active 1748 - 1848), made by Thomas Soar, Francesco Bartolozzi (1727 - 1815)

Location: Derby Museum and Art Gallery

Date: 1) circa 1791; 2) 1784

Materials: 1) soft paste porcelain; 2) sepia

Dimensions: 1) diameter 24.3cm; 2) 45 x 37.5cm

Grant:

Amount Paid: £1,450 (Total: £5,800)

Vendor: N Gent

Review number: 5379 (2004)

Provenance:
Unknown collector, 1907; J A Robinson; Albert Amor; N Gent.

Description:
1) Dessert plate, a copy of a plate from the 'Hope' service by the Worcester Factory for the Duke of Clarence. It may have been made as a sample to illustrate the superior quality of the Derby product over the Worcester porcelain. This was a period when the first Derby Porcelain Factory was trying to boost its status and regard at court. 2) Framed copy of the source print, 'Griselda' by Bartolozzi, after Anglika Kauffman.

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