Bowl
fragment. sccCEP.gifCHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN 1
KINGSTON, NORFOLK ISLAND
1780s-ca1807
Robert V J P Varman Ph D
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Bowl
fragment. sccCEP.gif
Fragment of a flat perforated disk, possibly part of a
steamer. This shard was found on the site of a 1790s grant now
located on the 'Tree Farm' (property of Colleen McCullough). A rain
and cloud border as seen also in the example bellow. sccCEP1.gif.
Platter rim fragment. The star pattern strip of the
border is of the same type as the one found on the George Washington
platter (illustrated in Schiffer, 1975, plate 94). sccCEP2.gif
Plate
fragment. The piled rocks motif is a common design element.
sccCEP3.gif.
Plate fragment. A typical temple motif from the main
field of a plate. sccCEP4.gif.
Plate or platter fragment. Another very common design
element of the time (see the Phillipsburgh examples). sccCEP7.gif
sccCEP8.gif
Shallow bowl fragment - a border prototype for the later
transfer printed Willow Pattern. sccCEP9.gif