Two English Porcelain Dishes

Circa 1750

comprising a reticulated dish bearing three paper labels that read Bow, Esperance and From Mrs. Herman C. Krannert Normandy Farm New August, Indiana to the underside, together with a twin-handled example bearing red crossed swords above a D and a Marshall Field & Co. paper label to the underside.
Width of larger example 11 inches.

Sold to Benefit the Acquisition Fund of the Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields

Each bearing a museum accession number. Fractures visible from repairs to the reticulated walls of the circular basket. The oval basket in good condition.

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Two English Porcelain Dishes

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