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James Donovan Earthenware "Water Lily" Desert Dish, Dublin 1810 RARE
James Donovan Earthenware "Water Lily" Desert Dish, Dublin 1810 RARE
James Donovan Earthenware "Water Lily" Desert Dish, Dublin 1810 RARE
James Donovan Earthenware "Water Lily" Desert Dish, Dublin 1810 RARE
Precious Porcelain

James Donovan Earthenware "Water Lily" Desert Dish, Dublin 1810 RARE

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A Very Rare Desert Dish of Irish Earthernware, by James Donovan Dublin Ireland, 1810.

Dessert dish of Earhtenware , probably made in Staffordshire, Hand decorated in colours depicting Waterlilies and other Summer flowers by James Donovan's workshop, Dublin, ca. 1810

James Donovan & Son Retailers & Decorators of porcelain (earned the nickname "The Emperor of China") had shop premises at George's Quay in Dublin. They imported "blanks" from English Staffordshire Potteries - Spode, Minton etc. and decorated them in Dublin. The last reference entry in local directories is for the year 1829.

Size: 27cm long x 20cm wide x 5cm high

Condition: Minor chip on the rim