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Lot 32
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An English delftware blue-dash Royal portrait charger, probably London, circa 1689-94

Estimate
8,000 - 10,000 GBP
bidding is closed

Description

  • Delftware
  • 35.5cm., 14in. diameter
of deep form, painted with standing figures of William III and Queen Mary II, the King in ermine-lined robe, wearing a crown and holding an orb and sceptre, the Queen wearing a crown and holding a fan, beneath the initials WRM and flanked by trees, the reverse with a lead glaze

Provenance

With Louis Gautier, with his paper label

Condition

In generally good condition. There are some typical flakes to the glaze around the rim. The largest flake is located at 10 o'clock and measures approximately 3.3cm wide. There is a chip to the body in the center of the charger, visible in the catalogue illustration.
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