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Subiaco Museum > Records

PLATE: WEMBLEY WARE, UNIVERSITY OF WA

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c. 1953

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Wembley Ware Collection

Overview

Small decorative plate with hand painted scene of University of WA with garden, buildings and two figures in the forefront. The plate has a straight sloping edge which then curves down to the centre.

Reverse: The reverse is scalloped dow to the foot which is glazed, andthen there are two gutters before a flat base. On the base in brown paint is 'PERTH. W.A. / UNIVERSITY / A. Karoif(?) / 1953'. There is only one firing stilt mark. There is no makers mark.

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Details

Registration number

cwa-org-43-2012.70

Item type

Material

Width

127 mm

Height or length

17 mm

Keywords

DOMESTIC EQUIPMENT

Brisbane & Wunderlich

University Of Western Australia

Year

Statement of significance

Manufactured by local factory, and hand painted.

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