Swansea Dish #2

This is a nice dish made by Swansea around 1822. The Cambrian Pottery hired William Billingsley from Nantgarw around 1814 and thus was able to manufacture porcelain. I think they only produced it until 1822 which is why it is fairly rare! The dish is of a nice shape and handpainted with two large floral arrangements as well as some gold trim. A few smaller flowers are strewn here and there. The serving dish is in superb condition with a little bit of wear to the gilding. It is marked underneath with the red crossed pitchforks mark. The piece is 1.75 inches tall, 9.5 inches wide and 7.75 inches deep. Please email me for more information or other pictures.