Dish, circa 1680
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Large, decorative, late-17th century dishes, also known as chargers, were serving plates displayed on tables or in open cupboards in the households of well-to-do individuals. The chargers showed off the owner's good taste and wealth. While decorative motifs varied, popular themes included: royalty, biblical stories, and flowers.
Large, decorative, late-17th century dishes, also known as chargers, were serving plates displayed on tables or in open cupboards in the households of well-to-do individuals. The chargers showed off the owner's good taste and wealth. While decorative motifs varied, popular themes included: royalty, biblical stories, and flowers.
Artifact
Dish (Vessel for food)
Date Made
circa 1680
Creators
Unknown
Place of Creation
United Kingdom, England, Lambeth
United Kingdom, England, London
Creator Notes
Made in Lambeth, England or London, England
Keywords
Location
Not on exhibit to the public.
Object ID
60.146.1
Credit
From the Collections of The Henry Ford.
Material
Earthenware
Tin glaze
Lead glaze
Color
Blue
Yellow
Green
White (Color)
Dimensions
Height: 2 in
Diameter: 13 in
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