Date & Origin
France, 19th century
Condition
Excellent, no chips cracks or restoration
Dimensions
Height: 17.5cm Width : 13cm.
Weight
220 grams combined
Technical Description
A superb pair of French Bisque porcelain wall plaques dating to the 2nd half of the 19th century. The workmanship is of the very highest quality and the condition is pristine.
Historical Relevance
Cragside in Rothbury (Northumberland) by the Scottish architect Richard Norman Shaw was designed to incorporate every modern convenience. Built for the engineering magnate Sir William Armstrong, it was called 'the palace of a modern magician'. Swan's new electric lamps were powered by water from a local stream through a dynamo-electric generator and Armstrong becomes the first to use electric power.
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