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Sweetmeat Dish
circa 1758-1762
Worcester porcelain factory

soft-paste porcelain enamel paint

Currently on view at Mint Museum--RANDOLPH

Museum Purchase: Delhom Collection

Notice how this dish has two forms of decoration that bear no relationship to each other. The first is the raised surface pattern of rosebuds and leaves, known as the “Blind Earl” pattern. The second design is the transfer-printed scene known as Les Garçons Chinois (The Chinese Boys), attributed to Robert Hancock (English, 1728–1808), after a design in the style of Jean Pillement (French, 1728–1808).

Accession Number: 1965.48.557

Measurements:

height: 6.5 inches
width: 5.875 inches

Copyright Information:
public domain

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