dish

James Ross, 1745 - 1821



dish

James Ross 1745 - 1821

Summary

Public: Dish, soft paste porcelain, moulded in the form of two overlapping leaves, transfer-printed overglaze in black with ruins and flower sprays. Private: Dish, moulded in form of two overlapping leaves, forked raised handle, protruding leaf edge. Transfer-printed overglaze, upper surface. Ruins with three figures shows river island scene of columned ruins, steps from water with two women, one barefoot, and naked child, tall tree to left, stones lie on ground, small figure far right. Near shore, right, statue on pedestal. Distant shore, right, buildings and tower. Rural landscape. Flower sprays, including roses and convulvulus around rim. Gilded overglaze band rim edge.


Object Name

dish

Creators Name

James Ross

Date Created

c 1770=1780

Dimensions

to dish rim: 3.8cm
across handle: 26.5cm
: 206cm

accession number

1948.214

Place of creation

Worcester

Medium

Credit

Gift of Mrs R E M Dykes

Legal

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