Antique Hand-Painted Cabinet Plate Mallard Ducks Cauldon, England Signed J. Birbeck Sen
Product Description: An amazing early English Cauldon Cabinet Plate hand-painted by J. Birbeck, Senior, a respected artist of Brown, Westhead and Moore & Co., Cauldon, England, whos work was exclusively retailed for Tiffany & Co. New York until 1900 when he left to join Royal Doulton. A beautiful, naturalistic scene is featured with two Mallard ducks in a landscaped pond. It offers both an elegant appearance with a slightly scalloped, decorative green edge accented with gold-gilt highlights. of A truly exquisite work of art for any collector.
- Round Form with Slightly Scalloped Rim
- Hand-Painted and Glazed Porcelain
- Raised Decorative Edge
- Signed by the Artist
Note: Refer to “Condition” for additional information
Circa: Late 1800's - Early 1900’s
Product Dimensions: Diameter: 8 3/4”
Product Weight: 13.8 ounces
Material: Porcelain
Artist: Joseph Birbeck, Senior
Maker: Brown, Westhead and Moore
Origin: Cauldon, England
Markings: Refer to Photograph
Color: Cream with Green Trim. Nature Colors
Condition: Condition is commensurate with age and use. Over 120 years old and consider in overall good condition, although not perfect. No cracks, glaze or color wear. One 1/4" glaze chip and/or wear on front near Mallard's head (as shown). Unsure if it occurred when glaze was applied (as a slip) or wear from use, later on. A few small scratches in glaze, hard to detect. Light wear on back on gold gilt footed ring. A shown, beautiful artistry.
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