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Blue dash chargers and other early English tin enamel circular dishes (1919)

Downman, Edward Andrews · London : T.W. Laurie, ltd. · leaf 128

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d D. M. In fact one figurewas painted, and the initials of the popularhero of the day were placed on the chargerto catch the eye, or to the order of acustomer. The initials P. G. seem to stand forPrince George (of Denmark), the uncrownedhusband of Queen Anne. In a.d. 1688 heforsook his… … e I.ARkl. eOl.Ll.L 1 ION. T. •.. BLUE DASH CHARGERS charger with these initials, and the fiill-lenj^thfi«;ure of a man in robes, possibly intended forPrince George, husband of Queen Anne, whowas created Duke of Cumberland. D. H. In the Glaisher Collection is acharuer with the figure of a Jester and…

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