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Rare 18th C Delft Marriage Plate
Timberhill Gallery
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Rare 18th C Delft Marriage Plate

18th century
Description

A wonderfully rare 18th century blue and white tin glazed Marriage Plate.

Philip and Mary Smith 1747

‘Goldstont’ Geldeston Norfolk. The Norfolk Records Office hold the Parish record of Philips death at 84 years.

Collection label to the verso, but no details of the collection

These marriage plates are rare things. Often they simply have initials and perhaps a date. This example is rare as it has the full names of the couple and where they were married in Norfolk.

Minor fretting and chipping consummate with age and tin glazed ceramics

Physical Dimensions
Height
22cm (8.66")
Width
22cm (8.66")
Depth
4cm (1.57")
Declaration

Timberhill Gallery has dated this Antique Delftware Marriage Plate to the 18th Century.

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SA1204571
Description
A wonderfully rare 18th century blue and white tin glazed Marriage Plate.

Philip and Mary Smith 1747

‘Goldstont’ Geldeston Norfolk. The Norfolk Records Office hold the Parish record of Philips death at 84 years.

fig 1. An 18th-century circular tin-glazed earthenware plate with hand-painted cobalt blue foliate scrollwork, a diaper pattern rim, and a central inscribed cartouche dated 1747.
fig 1. Rare 18th C Delft Marriage Plate

Collection label to the verso, but no details of the collection

These marriage plates are rare things. Often they simply have initials and perhaps a date. This example is rare as it has the full names of the couple and where they were married in Norfolk.

Minor fretting and chipping consummate with age and tin glazed ceramics

Height
22cm (8.66")
Width
22cm (8.66")
Depth
4cm (1.57")
Date of Manufacture

Timberhill Gallery has dated this Antique Delftware Marriage Plate to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1204571
Timberhill Gallery
Timberhill Gallery
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An 18th-century circular tin-glazed earthenware plate with hand-painted cobalt blue foliate scrollwork, a diaper pattern rim, and a central inscribed cartouche dated 1747.
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Archive I An 18th-century circular tin-glazed earthenware plate with hand-painted cobalt blue foliate scrollwork, a diaper pattern rim, and a central inscribed cartouche dated 1747.

Rare 18th C Delft Marriage Plate

Archive II An 18th-century circular tin-glazed earthenware plate with hand-painted cobalt blue foliate scrollwork, a diaper pattern rim, and a central inscribed cartouche dated 1747. View II
Archive III An 18th-century circular tin-glazed earthenware plate with hand-painted cobalt blue foliate scrollwork, a diaper pattern rim, and a central inscribed cartouche dated 1747. View III
Archive IV An 18th-century circular tin-glazed earthenware plate with hand-painted cobalt blue foliate scrollwork, a diaper pattern rim, and a central inscribed cartouche dated 1747. View IV
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Timberhill Gallery

Timberhill Gallery
Telephone 07805 249 756
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Bungay
Suffolk
United Kingdom
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Verified Since Feb 2014
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An 18th-century circular tin-glazed earthenware plate with hand-painted cobalt blue foliate scrollwork, a diaper pattern rim, and a central inscribed cartouche dated 1747.
Rare 18th C Delft Marriage Plate
Ref: SA1204571
An 18th-century circular tin-glazed earthenware plate with hand-painted cobalt blue foliate scrollwork, a diaper pattern rim, and a central inscribed cartouche dated 1747.
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FAQs

A Delftware marriage plate is a tin-glazed earthenware vessel decorated to commemorate a wedding, traditionally painted in cobalt blue glaze with the names or initials of the couple and the date of the ceremony.

These ceramics were formed from earthenware clay and coated with a lead glaze containing tin oxide, which created an opaque white surface. Hand-painted designs were applied using metallic oxide pigments before firing at high temperatures.

Authentic pieces exhibit hand-painted brushwork with minor variations, an opaque tin glaze that often shows rim chips exposing reddish or buff clay underneath, and period-appropriate calligraphic styles.

Display the plate on an acrylic or wooden stand within a bookshelf, mount it on a focal wall among a curated plate gallery, or position it centrally on a mantelpiece alongside understated contemporary accessories.

Clean tin-glazed ceramics by dusting lightly with a dry, soft brush or microfibre cloth, avoiding water immersion and harsh detergents to protect unglazed clay areas and existing chips.
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