DLS Antiques has dated this Caughley Porcelain Dessert Dish to the 18th Century.
Circa 1775
In very good condition with only a little minor wear to the outer rim.
Caughley Porcelain
From around 1775 to 1799, at Caughley near Broseley in Shropshire, England, Ambrose Gallimore and Thomas Turner produced some of the finest soft-paste porcelain made in England in the 18th century. Many shapes and patterns were produced, in the main useful wares: tea services, dinner services, and everyday objects that would be used in the households of the then-emerging middle classes. The porcelain was decorated largely in underglaze blue, although enamel colours and gilding were also used. Today, Caughley porcelain is highly collectable and much sought after.
DLS Antiques has dated this Caughley Porcelain Dessert Dish to the 18th Century.
Fine antique porcelain and pottery
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Rare Attractive Caughley Dessert Dish - Scholars Rock Pattern c.1775
