Pattern No: 5038
| Pattern Name | Design Type | Designer | Likely Design Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Not known | Lustre - silver | Not known | 1925 |
Notes
This pattern is one of several decorative lustre designs of the period where the entire decoration is covered in a translucent mother-of-pearl glaze giving an overall iridescent effect.
The central motif within the bowl shown, probably a dragon, is indistinct due to wear. The base has a painted footring (a feature of many lustre designs of the period), the initials AH – probably those of accomplished paintress Alice Hancock, and a four-sided rebus.
The central motif within the bowl shown, probably a dragon, is indistinct due to wear. The base has a painted footring (a feature of many lustre designs of the period), the initials AH – probably those of accomplished paintress Alice Hancock, and a four-sided rebus.
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