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Large faience plate. Flat shape, slightly flaring rim, shaped with a curved, profiled edge. Decorated with so-called “Native American” flowers in polychrome high-fire painting. Glaze on the rim is somewhat worn; diameter 31 cm. The small faience manufactory in Göggingen operated only from 1748 to 1752, making its pieces rare museum artifacts. The factory was founded for mercantilist reasons by the Augsburg Prince-Bishop Joseph Ignaz Philipp of Hesse-Darmstadt to produce high-quality faience for the court and his domain. A large South German, probably Göggingen, polychrome faience plate. Minor glaze chips on the rim. South German. Probably Göggingen. 1748–1752.
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