Small rectangular ceramic Plaque, with pink glaze and copper lustre
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Small rectangular ceramic Plaque, with pink glaze and copper lustre
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Small rectangular ceramic Plaque, with pink glaze and copper lustre:
with inscription: ‘HE THAT BELIEVETH SHALL BE SAVED’; with centre print of the Rev Adam Clarke, and underneath the inscription: ‘ADAM CLARKE, L.L.D.S.F.A. WESLEYAN MINISTER’. An early text plate from the Wesleyan movement, circa 1820.
| Height: | 5¾" | - | 14.5cm |
| Width: | 6¾" | - | 17.0cm |
Glossary Words
lustreware
Pottery or porcelain which has been fired with a compound of gold or platinum to produce a metallic glaze. Produced in large numbers throughout the 19th century by manufacturers in Staffordshire, Sunderland and Leeds and by Wedgwood.
