A fine Derby blue mark c.1780 cabaret tray decorated by Edward Withers.

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A fine Derby blue mark c.1780 cabaret tray decorated by Edward Withers.See our website periodceramicsandantiques. org. Description. A lovely late 18th century cabaret or solitaire tray, decorated by Edward Withers in his typical style, with roses looking somewhat like fish, with their mouths open! Smith's Blue ground to the border and surrounding the central spray. Blue crown and D mark. Condition. In excellent condition. No significant defects. Dimensions. 28cm in length. Please see our other items, arranged by category

The piece displays strong green translucency

A fine Lowestoft "Redgrave" pattern teabowl

repairs or restoration

interspersed with pink dots

the band being gilded with sinuous shapes

with an attractive central floral pattern

Both covers are missing

It is thought (but not known for certain) that that factory was operated by the Whitehead family-Whitehead senior having three sons-hence the three stars

This piece dates from approximately 1800

A small chip to the underside

this very rare figure

Painted with four separate panels

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