Swansea Floral Plate by William Pollard, 1816
A fine floral plate by Swansea, circa 1816 with decoration attributed to William pollard, with single dog rose decoration centrally and sprigs of summer blooms to the scrolling moulded rim, buttercups, forget-me-nots, strawberries and others, with gilt and green trims to the cavetto. Provenance: Paper label of C P Neve collection underside. Diameter 8.27 in.
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