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L18th/e19thc Liverpool Herculaneum Plate of Sailing Ship
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L18th/e19thc Liverpool Herculaneum Plate of Sailing Ship

18th century
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A good l18thc/e19thc liverpool 25cms diameter creamware plate by herculaneum of liverpool.1796

To 1840. Impressed numbers on the back.

Obviously with liverpool being a large port in the 18thcentury it is transfer decorated with a fully rigged sailing ship.

No restoration or damage.

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Established in1977 in chester

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Mike Melody Antiques has dated this Liverpool Creamware Ship Plate to the 18th Century.

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A good l18thc/e19thc liverpool 25cms diameter creamware plate by herculaneum of liverpool.1796

To 1840. Impressed numbers on the back.

Obviously with liverpool being a large port in the 18thcentury it is transfer decorated with a fully rigged sailing ship.
Mike Melody Antiques

No restoration or damage.

UK delivery included

All forms of payment including ccs etc

Lapada_cinoa members since1985

Established in1977 in chester

Date of Manufacture

Mike Melody Antiques has dated this Liverpool Creamware Ship Plate to the 18th Century.

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Mike Melody Antiques
Mike Melody Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Jan 2013

Combined 85 years of buying and selling quality antiques and still loving it.

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A late eighteenth or early nineteenth-century scalloped creamware plate featuring a central black transfer-printed sailing ship surrounded by floral border sprays.
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Archive I A late eighteenth or early nineteenth-century scalloped creamware plate featuring a central black transfer-printed sailing ship surrounded by floral border sprays.

L18TH/E19THC LIVERPOOL HERCULANEUM PLATE OF SAILING SHIP

Archive II A late eighteenth or early nineteenth-century scalloped creamware plate featuring a central black transfer-printed sailing ship surrounded by floral border sprays. View II
Archive III A late eighteenth or early nineteenth-century scalloped creamware plate featuring a central black transfer-printed sailing ship surrounded by floral border sprays. View III
Archive IV Scale Reference for A late eighteenth or early nineteenth-century scalloped creamware plate featuring a central black transfer-printed sailing ship surrounded by floral border sprays.
Archive V A late eighteenth or early nineteenth-century scalloped creamware plate featuring a central black transfer-printed sailing ship surrounded by floral border sprays. View V
Archive VI A late eighteenth or early nineteenth-century scalloped creamware plate featuring a central black transfer-printed sailing ship surrounded by floral border sprays. View VI
Archive VII A late eighteenth or early nineteenth-century scalloped creamware plate featuring a central black transfer-printed sailing ship surrounded by floral border sprays. View VII
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Cheshire
United Kingdom
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Mike Melody Antiques
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A late eighteenth or early nineteenth-century scalloped creamware plate featuring a central black transfer-printed sailing ship surrounded by floral border sprays.
L18TH/E19THC LIVERPOOL HERCULANEUM PLATE OF SAILING SHIP
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A late eighteenth or early nineteenth-century scalloped creamware plate featuring a central black transfer-printed sailing ship surrounded by floral border sprays.
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Herculaneum Pottery was established in Toxteth, Liverpool, in the late eighteenth century. It produced creamware and transfer-printed earthenware tailored for domestic use and export markets, frequently featuring maritime motifs and historical scenes.

These ceramics were crafted from an earthenware clay body covered with a pale lead glaze, known as creamware. Decorative motifs were applied by transferring engraved copper-plate designs using ceramic ink prior to the final firing.

Authentic pieces exhibit characteristics such as subtle glaze crazing, slight irregularities in the transfer application, impressed maker marks or painter numbers on the reverse, and distinct period rim shapes like scalloped edges.

Antique ceramics can be styled using secure plate stands on a mantelpiece or within open bookshelf displays. Alternatively, mounting multiple plates on a dining room or foyer wall creates a curated focal point.

Clean gently using tepid water and mild liquid soap with a soft microfibre cloth. Avoid soaking creamware, using abrasive sponges, or placing historic ceramics in modern dishwashers.
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