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Hampden dinner plate

An earthenware dinner plate manufactured by Old Hall decorated with the Hampden design by Christopher Dresser. It has a turquoise applied transfer design and Japanese-style floral design. The plate is marked on the base and was made between 1861 and 1886. Date: 1861-1886

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Ceramic Crockery Earthenware Inspired Shot Stories Turquoise


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1. Title: "A Victorian Feast: The Enchanting Hampden Dinner Plate" In the heart of the 19th century, during the captivating Victorian era, the world of design was undergoing a remarkable transformation. Amidst this creative revolution, the Old Hall earthenware factory in London produced a masterpiece that continues to enchant us today - the Hampden dinner plate. This stunning round plate, adorned with the Hampden design by the renowned Christopher Dresser, is a testament to the fusion of Eastern and Western influences that characterized the Victorian age. The plate, made between 1861 and 1886, boasts a beautiful turquoise applied transfer design, inspired by Japanese-style floral motifs. The image, captured in a single, horizontal shot against a pristine white background, showcases the plate in its full glory. The front view allows us to appreciate the intricate details of the pattern, which is reminiscent of the delicate beauty of cherry blossoms and the vibrant colors of a Japanese garden. The plate, marked on the base, is a relic of a bygone era, a time when artisans poured their hearts and souls into creating exquisite pieces of ceramic art. The earthenware material adds an earthy, organic touch to the plate, making it a perfect addition to any Victorian-themed table setting or as a standalone decorative piece. As we gaze at this image, we are transported back in time, to an era where beauty and artistry were celebrated in every aspect of life. The Hampden dinner plate is not just a piece of crockery; it is a window into the rich artistic heritage of the Victorian era.

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