April 25, 2024
ANTIQUE WEDGWOOD CREAMWARE FISH BOWL BORGEN DANISH GALLERIES HAND PAINTED
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ANTIQUE WEDGWOOD CREAMWARE BOWL MADE FOR BORGEN DANISH GALLERIES HAND PAINTED Description "BOWL" This is an antique Wedgwood creamware bowl decorated with transfer printed and hand painted Japanese style decoration. These plates were inspired by Felix Bracquemond's "Service Rousseau" which was shown at the 1867 Paris Exhibition. The maker is Wedgwood who supplied the blanks to Messrs Borgen & Co's Royal Danish Galleries where they were painted by two French artists, Leonce Goutard and Pierre Mallet. These two artists were exclusive to the Messrs Bourgen and their names appear on the backstamp. It measures approx 24cm across the centre It dates from the 1860/70s Faults: Cutlery marks - apologies for the pinkish tinge on photo I have lots of these plates for sale and will combine postage if more than one is purchased. Visit My eBay Store View My Other Items For Sale Add me to your Favorite Sellers View My Feedback Payment Happy to accept Paypal, cheques, or Postal Orders from UK buyers Overseas buyers, please pay by Paypal Sorry, I cannot accept $ or Euro cheques because of prohibitive bank charges Shipping I will post Worldwide. All items are securely wrapped using mostly new cardboard boxes and ample new bubblewrap and polystyrene chippings.� A small charge is� inclued in the shipping cost� for the cost of packaging.
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