A Derby feather-moulded plate painted with fruit and insects c.1770

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A Derby feather-moulded plate painted with fruit and insects c.1770Description. Painted with fruit and insects and a border painted to resemble feather moulding. Condition. The plate has been broken and re glued. Dimensions. 21cm in diameter. Please see our other items. We generally have several hundred items listed here and elsewhere. If you have a particular collecting sphere, or simply wish to know about all of the stock, please contact us. We use recycled packaging. It may not look pretty, but it helps our

Painted in the style of William Billingsley (but almost certainly not by him) with a profusion of roses

There are two hairlines

in daisy-chain fashion

a pattern not currently noted on the Transferware Collector's Club website) and with hand-painted floral and foliate decoration to the rim

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the use of the horsetail pattern and the fact that the piece is evidently phosphatic suggests a John or James Pennington origin

A small restored chip to the underside of the rim

Thenground is interrupted by scrolled devices

Nevertheless

Incised "B" mark to the base

denoting a date between c

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