Applecross Antiques has dated this piece to the Edwardian era.
A great music lover, he conducted the Burslem Congregational Church choir for 33 years. The church remembered his “unstinted voluntary work which raised the standard of the musical portion of our services to a very high level”. His gravestone at Burslem Cemetery bears the words “gone to join the choir invisible”. This plate, an excellent example of his work in this genre, bears on the obverse the signature of the artist, viz. "D. Dewsberry", the reverse with the Royal Doulton puce printed backstamp as used from 1902 - 1922 following the granting of the Royal Warrant to the company in 1901, the title, "Laelia Gouldiana ", painted in gold alongside the puce painted code RQ2673.B., Ref. Robert Allen Design Studio ~ Pattern Numbers, and pattern number C9975, Ref. Doulton ~ Pattern Numbers, and the painted number 7, all this together with the barely legible impressed Date Code 7 for 1907. Height ~ 24.00 cm. / 9.50 inches ~ Width ~ 24.00 cm. / 9.50 inches ~ Depth ~ 2.50 cm. / 1.00 inch ~ Year ~ Circa 1907.

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Applecross Antiques has dated this piece to the Edwardian era.
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