De Morgan Stylized Dragons Salad Plate Set
Our striking salad plates adapt the imagery on a brilliantly embellished plate (ca. 1890–1907) by William De Morgan (British, 1839–1917) for Sands End Pottery (British). Having kicked off his career painting stained glass for the great William Morris (British, 1834–1896), De Morgan developed a keen eye for color; he produced glazes with richer, softer hues than his contemporaries, and became known for his "Persian-style" pottery bearing Iznik influences. The designer was particularly fond of dragons, which he used to anchor the harmonizing motifs on this ceramic creation in The Met collection.
Click here to learn more about William De Morgan.
Our striking salad plates adapt the imagery on a brilliantly embellished plate (ca. 1890–1907) by William De Morgan (British, 1839–1917) for Sands End Pottery (British). Having kicked off his career painting stained glass for the great William Morris (British, 1834–1896), De Morgan developed a keen eye for color; he produced glazes with richer, softer hues than his contemporaries, and became known for his "Persian-style" pottery bearing Iznik influences. The designer was particularly fond of dragons, which he used to anchor the harmonizing motifs on this ceramic creation in The Met collection.
Click here to learn more about William De Morgan.
- Set of 4 salad plates
- Stoneware
- 7 7/8'' diam.
- Dishwasher and microwave safe
- Imported
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