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Georgian Blue & White "Classical Ruins" Dish ~ Thomas Lakin
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Description
A scarce example of a small early 19th century antique English Georgian blue and white transfer pottery platter, decorated in a dark blue palette with the "Classical Ruins" pattern, the reverse with tiny impressed circular mark, otherwise unmarked but attributable to Thomas Lakin of Stoke { 1812 - 1817 }.
Williams, { Antique Blue and White Spode }, suggests that the pyramid illustrated in the picture is probably the Caius Cestius monument built in Rome circa 30 B.C.
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measurements
Height:
13.5 cm
Width:
19 cm
Depth:
1.75 cm
measurements
declaration
Applecross Antiques has clarified that the Georgian Blue & White "Classical Ruins" Dish ~ Thomas Lakin (LA496825) is genuinely of the period declared with the date/period of manufacture being Circa 1815