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Churchill Dinner Plate | Herring’s Hunt “Full Cry”
Churchill Dinner Plate | Herring’s Hunt “Full Cry”
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This vintage Churchill plate shows one of the most lively scenes in the Herring’s Hunt series: riders in hunting pinks taking a fence at speed, a fallen huntsman in the foreground, and the field stretching away under a pale sky. The design is adapted from the 19th-century aquatints after John Frederick Herring Sr., engraved by John Harris.
It is a classic English sporting plate — as suited to a dresser or wall as to a country table with creamware and transferware.
Dimensions
Dimensions
- Diameter: 25.2 cm
Condition
Condition
- Very Good - The front is clean and glossy. The transfer is complete, the colours remain strong, and there are no chips, cracks or hairlines on the face or rim.
- No significant utensil wear is apparent in the well.
- The reverse shows a few small kiln specks and light brown manufacturing spots, and minor scuffing to the foot ring from stacking or display. These do not show through to the front.
- The backstamp is crisp and fully legible.
Additional Information
Additional Information
1. Design & Features
- Central scene titled “Full Cry”
- Ornate hunting-themed border with horns, hats and floral details
- Scalloped rim
- Multicolour transfer in terracotta, grey, brown, blue and black on a white ground
2. Craftsmanship
- Printed and glazed in England by Churchill for Heritage Mint Limited Collectibles, taken from original hand engravings.
3. About the Maker & the Series
- Churchill’s pottery roots go back to 1795 in Stoke-on-Trent.
- This pattern was produced in the 1980s as one of six hunt scenes (The Meet, Breaking Cover, The Find, Full Cry, Tally Ho, The Death).
- Herring (1795–1865) was among the foremost Victorian painters of horses and sporting subjects.
4. Uses & Versatility
- Display on a plate stand or wall, or use as a serving / dinner plate.
- Mixes well with other English transferware, ironstone and equestrian pieces.
5. Care Instructions
- Hand wash recommended.
- Avoid sudden temperature changes and abrasive cleaners.
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