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A brief description of the design:
The design inspired by Michelangelo Pergolesi's work.
Michelangelo Pergolesi - after - design for interior panel with grotesque ornate from a great variety of original designs of vases, medallions, friezes, pilasters, panels and other ornaments, in the Etruscan grotesque style, executed in the most finished manner - London 1777 - 92.
The pattern is an interesting - Roman Cameos with gilded head pieces with on these plates 4 around the edge of the plates.
Marks Pattern number RD 42332 for the year 1886.
Biography for the manufacturer of these beautiful plates:
Ceramics manufacturer, Hanley, Staffordshire, formerly J. Ridgway, Bates & Co. In Shelton 1856 -58 the firm became Bates, Brown-Westhead & Moore in 1859, in Hanley, when the partners were William Bates, Thomas Chappel Brown - Westhead and William Moore. In December 1861 William Bates retired from the business, which was carried on as Brown - Westhead, Moore & Co, or TC BROWN - WESTHEAD, MOORE & CO.
Marks:
The impressed mark T.C. BROWN - WESTHEAD MOORE & CO used from 1865 +
The pattern number RD 42332 stands for the year 1886.
T.C. Brown - Westhead Moore an Co manufacturers of high-grade earthenware, porcelain. These pieces are Ironstone glazed.
Condition:
All 4 plates remain in very good antique condition. Ons of the plates has a small chip on the edge apart from that no chips, cracks. Some of the gilding shows some wear. The collection was found in the ceiling of a house that was owned by a lady that passed away at the age of 90. It's my believe that it was stored in the ceiling for a large part of her life, hence the condition of the plates.
The plates measures 26cm in diameter and 4 cm at the deepest point.
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