Luncheon Plates

Object/Artifact

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Perth Museum

Name/Title

Luncheon Plates

Entry/Object ID

997.70.18.9-15

Description

See 997.70.18.1-8 for description of Pagoda pattern. All of the lunch plates have the centre transfer with the basket, flowers, and fruit to the left and the Pagoda to the right. Description of marks: 997.70.18.9 - Impressed on the Pagoda mark is a "2" and above it and to the right is "39". 997.70.18.10 - The Pagoda mark is off-centred to the left, and on it is an impressed ring and above it is "39" in black. 997.70.18.11 - The Pagoda is off-centred to the upper-right, and "14" in black is printed to the lower-left of it. 997.70.18.12 - The Pagoda mark is to the right of the base, above it is a "2" impressed and to the left of it is "39" in black. 997.70.18.13 - The Pagoda mark is off to the right, to the immediate left of it there is an impressed ring shape and below it to the left of it is an indiscernable number (or letter?) 997.70.18.14 - The Pagoda mark is to the very right of the base, beneath it is an impressed "10" and to the lower left of that is a black "8". 997.70.18.15 - The Pagoda mark is off to the left of the base, below it is an impressed star shape and to the right of it is "27"? in black.

Made/Created

Manufacturer

Enoch Wood & Sons, England

Dimensions

Height

2.2 cm

Diameter

23.5 cm

Material

Ceramic