A Nantgarw plate, circa 1818-20 Locally painted in naive style, probably by William Henry Pardoe, with a classical vase containing a variety of flowers, including chrysanthemum and prunus, the C-scrolled border with scattered sprigs in red, the shaped rim picked out with a chocolate-coloured line, 21.7cm diam, impressed NANT-GARW CW Fußnoten Provenance Sir Leslie Joseph Collection Sir David John KCMG This plate belongs to a group of locally painted Nantgarw porcelains, all painted in similar naive style, mostly with brown line rims. The painting has traditionally been attributed to Thomas Pardoe based on a number of examples recorded with marks in Pardoe's distinctive script. However, it is possible that some of the work was done by Pardoe's son, William Henry See Welsh Ceramics in Context (2003), p.140, for a discussion of this group by Andrew Renton
A Nantgarw plate, circa 1818-20 Locally painted in naive style, probably by William Henry Pardoe, with a classical vase containing a variety of flowers, including chrysanthemum and prunus, the C-scrolled border with scattered sprigs in red, the shaped rim picked out with a chocolate-coloured line, 21.7cm diam, impressed NANT-GARW CW Fußnoten Provenance Sir Leslie Joseph Collection Sir David John KCMG This plate belongs to a group of locally painted Nantgarw porcelains, all painted in similar naive style, mostly with brown line rims. The painting has traditionally been attributed to Thomas Pardoe based on a number of examples recorded with marks in Pardoe's distinctive script. However, it is possible that some of the work was done by Pardoe's son, William Henry See Welsh Ceramics in Context (2003), p.140, for a discussion of this group by Andrew Renton
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