Period:Qing dynasty Production date:1718-1720 (about)
Materials:porcelain
Technique:glazed, underglazed,
Dimensions:Diameter: 8.70 inches
Description:
Plate. Coat of arms of Decker impaling Watkins; a half buck with an arrow; on a canton the Red hand of Ulster, the badge of a baronet; the impaled coat, Watkins, between three leopard’s faces.With flower borders on the rim. Made of underglaze blue porcelain. This service was probably made two or three years after the “famille verte” service made for Sir Mathew Decker in 1717 and is certainly copied from it.
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Comments:Howard 1974The arms are those of Decker impaling Watkins. The service is copied from one made earlier in 1717 for Sir Matthew Decker. “A Chinese armorial mother-of-pearl card counter in the Dublin Castle Museum is copied from this service.”Howard 1974; p. 187 for two cups and saucers decorated with the same coat of arms in “famille verte” enamels. The earlier Index card identifies this as the Coat of arms of Sir Hans Decker.
Materials:porcelain
Technique:glazed, underglazed,
Dimensions:Diameter: 8.70 inches
Description:
Plate. Coat of arms of Decker impaling Watkins; a half buck with an arrow; on a canton the Red hand of Ulster, the badge of a baronet; the impaled coat, Watkins, between three leopard’s faces.With flower borders on the rim. Made of underglaze blue porcelain. This service was probably made two or three years after the “famille verte” service made for Sir Mathew Decker in 1717 and is certainly copied from it.
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Comments:Howard 1974The arms are those of Decker impaling Watkins. The service is copied from one made earlier in 1717 for Sir Matthew Decker. “A Chinese armorial mother-of-pearl card counter in the Dublin Castle Museum is copied from this service.”Howard 1974; p. 187 for two cups and saucers decorated with the same coat of arms in “famille verte” enamels. The earlier Index card identifies this as the Coat of arms of Sir Hans Decker.
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