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Fine Sampson Hancock Derby Porcelain Dessert Dish, Signed W.e. Mosley, C 1900
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Fine Sampson Hancock Derby Porcelain Dessert Dish, Signed W.e. Mosley, C 1900

1900 - 1920
Sold 15 August 2025 · Touch of Time Antiques
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A charming example of early 20th-century English porcelain artistry, this navette-shaped dessert dish was masterfully painted by William Edwin Mosley (c.1878–1954), one of Derby’s most accomplished painters.

The finely detailed still life features ripe plums, grapes, roses, and playful butterflies, set against a pristine white ground and bordered with a gilt gadrooned rim. Signed "W.E.M." and marked to the reverse with the red crown over S H D for Sampson Hancock, Derby.

Dimensions: 27.5 cm × 20.5 cm.

Excellent condition. A refined and collectible piece from one of the most desirable Derby periods.

About the Artist

This exquisite dessert dish was hand-painted by William Edwin Mosley (c. 1878–1954), one of the most celebrated artists of the Sampson Hancock factory in Derby. Known for his refined still-life compositions and remarkable detail, Mosley specialised in fruit and floral subjects executed with vibrant colour and botanical accuracy. He often signed his finest works with the monogram W.E.M., as seen here. His pieces represent some of the most desirable examples of early 20th-century Derby porcelain.

Date of Manufacture

Touch of Time Antiques has dated this Sampson Hancock Porcelain Dish to the 1900s.

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A charming example of early 20th-century English porcelain artistry, this navette-shaped dessert dish was masterfully painted by William Edwin Mosley (c.1878–1954), one of Derby’s most accomplished painters.
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The finely detailed still life features ripe plums, grapes, roses, and playful butterflies, set against a pristine white ground and bordered with a gilt gadrooned rim.
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Signed "W.E.M." and marked to the reverse with the red crown over S H D for Sampson Hancock, Derby.

fig 1. An oval Sampson Hancock Derby porcelain dessert dish featuring a hand-painted floral and fruit arrangement with gilded patterned borders.
fig 1. Fine Sampson Hancock Derby Porcelain Dessert Dish, Signed W.e. Mosley, C 1900

Dimensions: 27.5 cm × 20.5 cm.

Excellent condition. A refined and collectible piece from one of the most desirable Derby periods.

About the Artist

This exquisite dessert dish was hand-painted by William Edwin Mosley (c. 1878–1954), one of the most celebrated artists of the Sampson Hancock factory in Derby. Known for his refined still-life compositions and remarkable detail, Mosley specialised in fruit and floral subjects executed with vibrant colour and botanical accuracy. He often signed his finest works with the monogram W.E.M., as seen here. His pieces represent some of the most desirable examples of early 20th-century Derby porcelain.

Date of Manufacture

Touch of Time Antiques has dated this Sampson Hancock Porcelain Dish to the 1900s.

Reference Numbers
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An oval Sampson Hancock Derby porcelain dessert dish featuring a hand-painted floral and fruit arrangement with gilded patterned borders. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO
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Archive I An oval Sampson Hancock Derby porcelain dessert dish featuring a hand-painted floral and fruit arrangement with gilded patterned borders. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO

Fine Sampson Hancock Derby Porcelain Dessert Dish, Signed W.e. Mosley, C 1900

Archive II An oval Sampson Hancock Derby porcelain dessert dish featuring a hand-painted floral and fruit arrangement with gilded patterned borders. View II
Archive III An oval Sampson Hancock Derby porcelain dessert dish featuring a hand-painted floral and fruit arrangement with gilded patterned borders. View III
Archive IV An oval Sampson Hancock Derby porcelain dessert dish featuring a hand-painted floral and fruit arrangement with gilded patterned borders. View IV
Archive V An oval Sampson Hancock Derby porcelain dessert dish featuring a hand-painted floral and fruit arrangement with gilded patterned borders. View V
Archive VI An oval Sampson Hancock Derby porcelain dessert dish featuring a hand-painted floral and fruit arrangement with gilded patterned borders. View VI
Archive VII An oval Sampson Hancock Derby porcelain dessert dish featuring a hand-painted floral and fruit arrangement with gilded patterned borders. View VII
Archive VIII An oval Sampson Hancock Derby porcelain dessert dish featuring a hand-painted floral and fruit arrangement with gilded patterned borders. View VIII
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An oval Sampson Hancock Derby porcelain dessert dish featuring a hand-painted floral and fruit arrangement with gilded patterned borders.
Fine Sampson Hancock Derby porcelain dessert dish, Signed W.E. Mosley, c 1900
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An oval Sampson Hancock Derby porcelain dessert dish featuring a hand-painted floral and fruit arrangement with gilded patterned borders.
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  • ObjectServing Dishes
  • Period1900 - 1920
  • StyleEdwardian
  • MaterialPorcelain, Gilding
  • ColourWhite
  • MotifsHand-painted florals, Gilded borders, Fruit illustrations, Scalloped edge

Sampson Hancock was a prominent continuation of the historic Derby porcelain factory, operating in the 19th and early 20th centuries, known for continuing traditional hand-painting techniques and distinctive crown marks.

These pieces are crafted from fine bone china or soft-paste porcelain, finished with hand-applied polychrome enamel paintings and gilded borders.

Authentic items typically feature hand-painted factory marks underneath, such as the crown, crossed swords, and initials SH, alongside high-quality artisan hand-painting.

Antique porcelain dishes can be displayed upright on plate stands within shelving units, hung as part of a gallery wall, or used flat on surfaces as catchalls.

Keep porcelain out of direct sunlight to prevent paint fading, wash by hand using mild detergent only when necessary, and avoid abrasive sponges or dishwashers.
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