A delftware Royal portrait charger, probably London, circa 1690-1710

painted in blue and outlined in manganese with a full length portrait of William III wearing an ermine-lined robe over armour and carrying an orb and sceptre, flanked by the initials WR and green sponged trees inside a manganese double concentric line rim, cracks

There are four cracks to the rim, the largest located at around 8 o'clock measures approximately 18cm long, the shortest at 11 o'clock measures approximately 5.5cm long.
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For a similar charger see  F.Britton, English Delftware in the Bristol Collection (1982), p.63, no.3.46