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Llanelly Cockerel Plates
We are delighted to offer for sale, two Llanelly Cockerel Plates which are in themselves, museum pieces. These are available as a pair or individually.
Please note this listing is for one of the two. Please see our other items for plate two.
The plates have a wonderful history. The Llanelly Pottery operated from 1840 to 1920. Of all the items produced the cockerel plates are the most widely recognised and are rarely available to buy.
These plates were decorated by Sarah Jane Roberts (1859-1935) affectionately known as 'Aunt Sal’ It is thought that Sarah started work at the factory in 1873 at the age of 14.
Unlike other decorators at the pottery Sarah had no artistic experience or training. Her style was simply that it was naïve. It is bright & colourful in contrast to the simple homes of those for which it was produced. It was not designed to be of the manner of the fine, beautifully decorated pottery of Staffordshire Potteries of the day.
Today this very style makes it very collectible and a great treasure to own.
These plates as described above are of a basic nature. They are heavy earthenware not fine porcelain. They display all of the original firing characteristics, and show the naïve artwork and the original smudges and irregular paintwork.
The chickens are always very similar to ours shown here, there is a little difference in tail feather plumage. The tear shape ground on which the chicken stand is common. The greatest difference that Sarah chose to display was a variety of the sponge-work border.
The plates are in good, sound condition. The do have light craquelure, firing marks and fine cracking all of which is common to these plates.
Plate Diameter 24.5 cm
The final picture shows the pair, each plate offered individually. Prompt purchase will enable the pair to be bought before 'one of them' sells.
We have some of our own research material which we will be pleased to email to the purchaser if required.
Please enquire if we can assist further.
UK Mainland delivery included.
Our preferred payment method is by Bank Transfer - BACS, alternatively we are happy to take payment by credit card, cash, cheque or alternatively by PayPal for lower value items.
Small items that are listed as 'postage included' can be purchased directly, online.
Free delivery refers to UK Mainland only. Please contact us for other locations
For items that are not specified as 'delivery included' please contact us to review delivery options and final cost.
Further details about any item can be requested by message, email of 'phone.
We are fully compliant with the distance selling regulations.
SellerDaryl Yeates Antiques
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Daryl Yeates Antiques
Private dealer
By appointment only
Newark
Nottinghamshire
Tel : 07970022838
Non UK callers : +44 7970022838
Please note this listing is for one of the two. Please see our other items for plate two.
The plates have a wonderful history. The Llanelly Pottery operated from 1840 to 1920. Of all the items produced the cockerel plates are the most widely recognised and are rarely available to buy.
These plates were decorated by Sarah Jane Roberts (1859-1935) affectionately known as 'Aunt Sal’ It is thought that Sarah started work at the factory in 1873 at the age of 14.
Unlike other decorators at the pottery Sarah had no artistic experience or training. Her style was simply that it was naïve. It is bright & colourful in contrast to the simple homes of those for which it was produced. It was not designed to be of the manner of the fine, beautifully decorated pottery of Staffordshire Potteries of the day.
Today this very style makes it very collectible and a great treasure to own.
These plates as described above are of a basic nature. They are heavy earthenware not fine porcelain. They display all of the original firing characteristics, and show the naïve artwork and the original smudges and irregular paintwork.
The chickens are always very similar to ours shown here, there is a little difference in tail feather plumage. The tear shape ground on which the chicken stand is common. The greatest difference that Sarah chose to display was a variety of the sponge-work border.
The plates are in good, sound condition. The do have light craquelure, firing marks and fine cracking all of which is common to these plates.
Plate Diameter 24.5 cm
The final picture shows the pair, each plate offered individually. Prompt purchase will enable the pair to be bought before 'one of them' sells.
We have some of our own research material which we will be pleased to email to the purchaser if required.
Please enquire if we can assist further.
UK Mainland delivery included.
Our preferred payment method is by Bank Transfer - BACS, alternatively we are happy to take payment by credit card, cash, cheque or alternatively by PayPal for lower value items.
Small items that are listed as 'postage included' can be purchased directly, online.
Free delivery refers to UK Mainland only. Please contact us for other locations
For items that are not specified as 'delivery included' please contact us to review delivery options and final cost.
Further details about any item can be requested by message, email of 'phone.
We are fully compliant with the distance selling regulations.
Price The price has been listed in British Pounds.
Conversion rates as of 7/MAY/2024. Euro & Dollar prices will vary and should only be used as a guide.
Always confirm final price with dealer. Another item sold on Antiques Atlas
Date Late 19th Century
Late 19th Century Antiques Material Earthenware
Origin Welsh
Maker Llanelly Pottery
Item code as1064a114
Status Sold
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Where possible we will include postage in the cost of the item.
This will be made clear in the listing.
Where delivery is required please contact us with you location.
We will work to identify the best delivery option dependent upon the item & your location.
We travel around the country and are often able to deliver to you personally.
Please enquire.
Where possible we will include postage in the cost of the item.
This will be made clear in the listing.
Where delivery is required please contact us with you location.
We will work to identify the best delivery option dependent upon the item & your location.
We travel around the country and are often able to deliver to you personally.
Please enquire.
View all stock from
Daryl Yeates Antiques
Private dealerBy appointment only
Newark
Nottinghamshire
Tel : 07970022838
Non UK callers : +44 7970022838
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