Soup Plate

Dateca. 1770

Probably by Isleworth

Possibly by Bow Porcelain Manufactory (1749-1776)

OriginEngland, Hounslow, Isleworth or Tower Hamlets, Bow

MediumSoft-paste porcelain

DimensionsDia (side to side): 8 5/8in.; DIA (point to point): 9 1/4in.; H: 1 5/*in.

Credit LineMuseum Purchase

Object number1976-45,2

DescriptionSoft-paste porcelain, octagonal soup plate. The center is painted with underglaze cobalt blue to resemble Chinese export porcelain. The decoration on the rim alternates between a trellis pattern and a stylized floral motif. On the underside of the rim there are four cobalt blue designs spaced evenly.
Label TextThis is a Bow pattern, but was also used by the Isleworth factory. Long lines of crazing in the glaze and the base indicate a likely Isleworth attribution.
InscribedNo
MarkingsNo
ProvenanceEx. Coll: W.L. Little, Esq.
Purchased from: Tilley & Co.

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