A James Giles decorated 1st Period Worcester plate painted with an urn c.1770

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A James Giles decorated 1st Period Worcester plate painted with an urn c.1770Description. Painted, in the atelier of James Giles, with a floral festooned urn. Border decoration of a brown line overlaid with foliage. Lobed and gilded rim. Unmarked Condition. A isngle small chip at approximately 10 o'clock. Dimensions. 23cm in diameter. Please see our other items. We generally have several hundred items listed here and elsewhere. If you have a particular collecting sphere, or simply wish to know about all of the stock, please

A very similar piece is illustrated as plate 6

Outside decorated by James Giles' atelier with a pattern in Sèvres style

See plate 7(a) of ' In search of James Giles' by Gerald Coke for a very similar example

Possibly Wirksworth

the features of this piece are insufficiently similar to those pieces for them to fall within that categorisation

He trained as a lithographer under David Macfarlane and later Allan and Ferguson

Two appear to be children

Derby crown and batons over D mark in red

The piece is in generally excellent condition

In overall good condition

wonderfully decorated by William Billingsley

There is a finely painted ladybird to the left-hand side of the handle