A HICKS & MEIGH IRONSTONE CHINA PART DINNER-SERVICE
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A HICKS & MEIGH IRONSTONE CHINA PART DINNER-SERVICE

CIRCA 1820, BLUE PRINTED ROYAL ARMS AND ‘STONE CHINA NO. 13’ FACTORY MARKS, SOME PIECES WITH IRON-RED PAINTERS' MARKS

已结束2021年11月16日

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GBP 13,750

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A HICKS & MEIGH IRONSTONE CHINA PART DINNER-SERVICE
CIRCA 1820, BLUE PRINTED ROYAL ARMS AND ‘STONE CHINA NO. 13’ FACTORY MARKS, SOME PIECES WITH IRON-RED PAINTERS' MARKS
Each piece painted in blue, iron-red and gold in the Imari style with Oriental flowering plants, the plates and dishes with trelliswork borders, comprising:
One hexagonal soup-tureen, cover and stand,
Two hexagonal vegetable-tureens and covers,
Two hexagonal sauce-tureens, covers and stands,
Eight shaped oval serving-dishes in sizes,
One square serving-bowl,
Twelve soup-plates,
Thirty-four dinner-plates,
Twenty dessert-plates
The large shaped oval servind dish - 19 in. (48.3 cm.) wide

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Hicks & Meigh was one of the first and among the leading manufacturers of stone china, together with Masons, Spode and Davenport. This service is an extremely fine example of the richly decorated 'Japan' pattern stone china dinner and dessert services that were made from about 1813. For further discussion of the factory see Geoffrey A. Godden, Godden's Guide to Ironstone, Woodbridge, 1999, pp. 252-264, and p. 258, pl. 198 for an illustration of a plate decorated with pattern no.13, described by the author as largely hand-painted.

An extensive Hicks & Meigh service of the same pattern was sold at Christie's, London, 13 November 2018, lot 76.