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Pair of twelve-lobed bowls c.1775

Accession No.
1997.089.001-002
Date Created
c.1775
Gallery location
Not on public display
Department
International Art
Dimensions A
4 x 20.8cm (diam., each)
Media Category
Ceramic
Secondary Media Category
porcelain
Medium
Soft-paste porcelain, 'wet blue' border, polychrome overglaze flowers, elaborate gilding, and gilt dentil rim
Place Created
Worcester, England
Credit Line
Gift of James and Jessica Ellis in memory of Tory and Beatrice Cossart, Boonah, through the Queensland Art Gallery Foundation 1997

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