Dish

Derby Porcelain Manufactory, William Duesbury & Co.

1776 - 1820

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Delicate, flat, shallow dish of rough, reddish brown stoneware covered with a mottled, bright blue glaze that is thin in spots, revealing the color of the clay beneath, the foot and bottom are unglazed.
Large caneware "fish" bowl or planter, the body bulbous and enameled with a pattern of stylized Chinese flowers and birds in shades of red, green, blue, and gold, with two lion mask handles, the flared lip enameled in a diaper pattern with three cartouches with stylized foliage, the interior glazed and decorated with a variety of fish.
Large silver ladle with long, slightly curved handle and round bowl, the handle with beaded edge, at the end of the handle engraved the emblem of a rampant lion holding a cross.
Candlestick with figure of a dog and two birds surrounded by bocage