Also Called :

OVAL SERVING DISHES

Rarity :

Scarce

Age :

Early to Late 19th Century

Price Range :

$100.-$500. Depending on size.

Dimensions :

Left to Right:

11 1/2″ wide x 13  3/4″ long x 2″ deep

9 1/2″ wide x 11 5/8″ long x 1 3/4″ deep

9 1/4″ wide x 11 3/8″ long x 1 5/8″ deep

9 5/8″ wide x 11 1/8″ long x 1 1/2″ deep

8 1/2″ wide x 10 1/2″ long x 1 1/2″ deep

6 7/8″ wide x 9 1/4″ long x 1 3/8″ deep

Weight :

Left to Right:  3 lbs. 4 oz.—–2 lbs. 8 oz.—–2 lbs. 6 oz.—–1 lb. 10 oz.—–1 lb. 14 oz.—–1 lb. 4 oz.

Provenance :

Left to Right:

Robert Croul Auction, 1990

Knap Auction, Congers, NY-1990

Alice Kaplan, E. Norwich, NY-1990

Winegarden Gallery, New York, NY-1968

Langston Auction, Wilson, NC -2012

Hesse Gallery Auction, Otego, NY-2009

Availability :

ALL SOLD

Description: Oval Serving Dishes are sometimes confused with Oval Platters. The major difference of these oval dishes is that they are proportionally deeper than oval platters of the same size. Otherwise, they are virtually the same. Their major use was to serve food such as potatoes and vegetables. They are attractive with their full Canton scene and rain cloud borders. They have unglazed bottoms and they do not have decoration on the undersides. Note: as the sizes of the dishes increases so does their value.

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