Royal Worcester's top painter E. Townsend hand-painted bullfinch red glazed porcelain plate

Royal Worcester porcelain (Royal Worcester) top painter E. Townsend hand-painted bullfinch red glazed porcelain plate Size: 23cm Before the 1900s, the Royal Worcester Porcelain Factory did not allow artists to sign works, because this may cause personal style to overwhelm the porcelain factory. However, after the 1900s, the Royal Worcester Porcelain Factory changed its marketing strategy and began to allow its top painters. The whereabouts of his works. E. Townsend was born in 1904, and worked in the Royal Worcester Porcelain Factory in 1918. In 1954, he took over from H. Davis, the noblest foreman painter in the Royal Worcester Porcelain Factory. He is also the Royal Worcester Porcelain. The most well-known painter of the 20th century was a member of the Terrorist Seven, who retired in 1971. #Reference material: Gu Weizhi-European hand-painted disk Porcelain plate description: The porcelain plate is mainly made of bullfinch (bullfinch), and the circumference of the plate is backed by the most difficult-to-fire porcelain*red glaze*. It is finished with a stroke of 24k gold. On the back of the porcelain plate, there is a handwritten copy of the bullfinch and a brand copy, as shown in the picture. E. Townsend signed under. The porcelain plate has no cracks or missing corners, and the gold trace is considered complete, but there are some traces of friction on the surface. Old pieces will inevitably have traces of history, and those who can accept them will buy them again.