Anchor Plate with English Design Motif

This rare English plate from the 17th century, likely an early edition, is an exceptional find in Portugal. The piece showcases a detailed central scene framed by an ornate floral border, reminiscent of early English ceramic artistry. The subtle patina adds to its antique charm, reflecting its age and historical journey.

Key Design Elements:

• Central English Scene: The plate's center depicts an intricate architectural motif, characteristic of early English craftsmanship.
• Ornate Floral Border: Surrounding the central illustration is a detailed floral border, providing an elegant frame to the scene and enhancing its visual appeal.
• Unique Maker’s Mark: The back of the plate bears a distinctive 18th-century stamp, suggesting its possible rarity and value as an early edition.

Condition and Appeal:

In reasonable condition, this plate has some minor edge imperfections, indicative of its age. These subtle imperfections enhance its authenticity, making it a unique addition to any collection of antique ceramics or a distinctive decorative piece.

The Anderson Manor Collection is proud to feature this rare 17th-century anchor plate. Its historical significance and rare English origin make it a valuable collectible, embodying the artistry and heritage of early European ceramics.

Circa 17th Century
Origin: England
Diameter: Approximately 25 cm