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Fluted plate

DOULTON & CO (Burslem)

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Artist
DOULTON & CO (Burslem)
Date
c.1891–1902
Medium
Porcelain handpainted with flowers in pink, green and blue and gilt details against a pink and dabbled gilt ground
Dimensions
2 x 23cm (diam)
Location
Queensland Art Gallery and Gallery of Modern Art
Credit
Acquired pre 1952

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DOULTON & CO (Burslem), Fluted plate, c.1891–1902, Porcelain handpainted with flowers in pink, green and blue and gilt details against a pink and dabbled gilt ground, Queensland Art Gallery and Gallery of Modern Art, Brisbane.

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Acquired pre 1952

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