AN ENGLISH MARKET ARMORIAL PUDDING DISH
AN ENGLISH MARKET ARMORIAL PUDDING DISH

CIRCA 1724

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AN ENGLISH MARKET ARMORIAL PUDDING DISH
CIRCA 1724
Boldly painted with a large coat-of-arms of Verney with Heath in pretence flanked by spotted antelope supporters and surmounted by a coronet with rose velvet, iron-red and gilt borders
6½ inches (16.5 cm) diameter

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Like the famous Lambert porcelain, this service helps scholars date the development of famille rose enamels in China. It was made for George Verney, the 12th Lord Willoughby de Broke, who married Mary, daughter of Sir John Heath, in 1683. Like Sir John Lambert's death, the death of Lord Willoughby de Broke (in 1728) establishes a terminus ante quem for the rose enamel.