A Derby hand painted Pink 'Rose and Chantilly Flower' floral 'lobed' oval shaped dessert dish, Red Crown & Crossed Baton Mark, c1810-1825

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A stunning and very decorative Derby dessert dish, exquisitely decorated with fine and colourful pink roses and Chantilly flowers with gilt foliage. This magnificent dish was made at the Derby factory c1800-25, being the period when the Derby factory was using the red crown and baton mark, as marked on the base of this dish.

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This delightful example of Derby porcelain is of moulded 'lobbed' oval shape and no doubt would have been part of a very grand dessert service in the beginning of the nineteenth century.

This 'lobed' oval shaped dessert dish is exquisitely decorated with beautiful pink roses in full flower evenly spaced around the bowl of the dish. The delicate use of various shades of pink give these roses a very nice soft and full appearance. Each rose has a few green rose leaves around it. there is then a fantastic set of gilded leaf sprays emanating from either side of the rose head diagonally.

Linking the rose heads is a garland of blue and red Chantilly flowers with green foliage, with their star-like qualities. This charming garland of Chantilly flowers weaves its way round the bowl of the dish between the roses. This creates a most elegant and charming floral decoration around the dish.

In the centre of the dish is a gilt oval shaped line completing the decoration of this dessert dish.

The dish has an oval shaped raised foot rim in the middle of which is the Derby 'Red crown, baton and dots' mark. There are also the decorator's tally marks in the form of numerals.

This is a fine Derby hand painted Pink 'Rose and Chantilly Flower' floral 'lobed' oval shaped dessert dish, Red Crown & Crossed Baton Mark, c1810-1825.

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Marks:

This beautiful Derby dish bears the painted red crown mark with crossed batons containing three dots on either side and the 'D' below them. There are also the decorator's numeral marks. This Derby mark was used at the factory between c1800-1825. This dish therefore date from this period and are very fine examples of quality Derby porcelain.

Condition:

This most decorative derby dessert dish is in extremely good condition. There are no chips, cracks, repairs or restoration. The only very minor imperfections is a very small amount of wear to the centre gilded oval, this is very minor and some fine crazing to the glaze which is a trait of Derby wears of this period.

A very fine decorative dessert dish for the connoisseur collector of early English or Derby porcelain.

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