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Three Bloor Derby Dessert Plates c.1825A Collection of three Bloor Derby Dessert Plates c.1825, two with border shaped with moulded flower heads picked up in gilt and finely painted with apple-blossoms on a green ground. The plate in the middle of similar shape, decorated with roses and birds on blue/black ground. Dimensions: 24cm diam. Marks in red. Condition: minor ware, one plate with a stress line.
Stock Number: PN10109
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Derby Porcelain Marks
Rare, early incised mark c.1750-5.
Incised Potter's marks. (on hte left: the repairer's mark of Issac Farnsworth, on the right: that of Joseph Hill).
Incised mark, found on dishes, rarely on figures, c.1770-80.
The potter's stool mark, found on Derby pieces, possibly seconds or sold to outside decorators.
Painted marks in gold, Chelsea-Derby period, 1769-1775.
Painted marks, 1770-82.
Rare mark, c.1790.
Mock Meissen mark, c.1830.
Rare mark c.1800.
Painted mark c.1830-40, found on pieces, decorated in Sevres style.