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Plate

Miles Mason (1752-1822)

Category

Ceramics

Date

circa 1806 - circa 1813

Materials

Bone china decorated with on-glaze enamels and gilded decoration

Measurements

230 mm (Dia)

Place of origin

Staffordshire

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Collection

Shugborough Estate, Staffordshire

NT 1270513.1

Summary

A Mason’s plate, one of a set of five, bone china, ensuite with a Chinese ‘famille-verte’ table service (NT Inventory Number 1270511) with gadrooned rims, painted in ‘famille-verte’ style enamels with two women in court dress in a garden tending a table filled with ornamental pot plants, and one holding a branch possibly a scented osmanthus or cassia flower, within a seeded Europeanized foliate scroll band on a seeded ground, with panels filled with antique and Buddhist symbols, the reverse with four groups of flowering branches in green and red enamel, impressed ‘M. Mason’ for Miles Mason (1752-1822), of Lane Delph, Staffordshire, circa 1806-13.

Full description

A Mason’s plate, one of a set of five, bone china, ensuite with a Chinese ‘famille-verte’ table service (NT Inventory Number 1270511) with gadrooned rims, painted in ‘famille-verte’ style enamels with two women in court dress in a garden tending a table filled with ornamental pot plants, and one holding a branch possibly a scented osmanthus or cassia flower, within a seeded Europeanized foliate scroll band on a seeded ground, with panels filled with antique and Buddhist symbols, the reverse with four groups of flowering branches in green and red enamel, impressed ‘M. Mason’ for Miles Mason (1752-1822), of Lane Delph, Staffordshire, circa 1806-13. Mason had begun his career as an Oriental china retailer in London and his advertisement dated 1804, ‘proposed to renew or match the impaired or broken services of the nobility and gentry’. The Mason's plates, together with an assembled 25-piece Chinese export service, have been at Shugborough since at least the early 19th century. (Information supplied by Patricia Ferguson - March 2013).

Provenance

Possibly ordered at the time Thomas Anson II was created Viscount Anson in 1806 or for the proposed visit of the Prince Regent.

Marks and inscriptions

Base of plate: NT Inventory Number: Shug/C/17, a Base of plate: Black/silver NT asset number label Base of plate: Impressed 'M. Mason' for Miles Mason (1752 - 1822) of Lane Delph, Staffordshire

Makers and roles

Miles Mason (1752-1822), maker

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