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Fine
art, uniquely presented on Fine Bone China Picture Plates.
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All
the images represented here as plates are taken from original watercolours
commissioned by Royal Doulton for their sole use on fine bone china
picture plates. They (the unsold original works) remain the property
of the artist.
The original works are large watercolours image size approximately
20" x 28". They are presented in, conservation quality,
hand painted, wash and line mounts in the finest quality frames. The
approximate overall framed size of these works is 35" x 40"
and the price range is between £1500. and £3000. Several
of the paintings remain unfinished and unframed. Those marked with a
red spot have been sold, those marked with a green spot are still
available for sale.
Please contact the artist's agents if you wish to view the
originals.
To view a digital example of a framed Original click on the green
spot below.

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Click on the appropriate CAMEO-LINK to see the Plates
including back-stamps and enlarged Cameo Details |
All plates
are approx. 8½ inch diameter made from bone china.
They are art objects and should not be used
for eating from or serving food.
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GENERAL INFORMATION:
Royal
Doulton's origins and history, together with its numerous
collectable products, are the subject of many and varied publications.
Specialist books for the serious Royal Doulton collector can
be found on the shelves of all good bookstores and access
to most of them is available here in association with Amazon.com
and Amazon.co.uk.
Visits to the
Royal Doulton factory in Nile street Burslem are an unmissable
item on the itinerary of the many Royal Doulton enthusiasts who
visit Stoke-on-Trent every year, information for these can be
obtained from Royal Doultons own web site.
Royal Doulton collector plates and Royal Doulton picture plates
are available from most good china, porcelain and glassware
stores all over the world. As indeed are Royal Doulton
figurines, tableware and Royal Doulton flambe products. The
Royal Doulton picture plates featured here are also available
from Hood and Broomfield Fine Art the artist's agents. The
artist Anthony Forster was employed by Royal Doulton from 1959
to 1967 as a ceramic artist and for most of that time as an
artist in the prestigious Royal Doulton flambe department.
During his time with Royal Doulton of Nile street Burslem, Stoke
on Trent, he was an active member of the Royal Doulton Art
Society, being a member of the hanging committee for several
years. He exhibited regularly in the Royal Doulton Art Society's
annual exhibition and was often included in the list of
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Royal
Doulton collector plates are available from most good china,
porcelain and glassware stores all over the world.
The plates featured here can also be found on the secondary
market
and are occasionally available direct from
The Artist Anthony Forster
(Though
rarely to be found in their original boxes)
Plates can be signed on the back - specifically for you.
email
doultonplates@AnthonyForster.com
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[ Introduction Page | Cameo
Example | Back Stamp Example ]
[ The Artist
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[ Books for the Doulton Collector ]
COMPANION SITES
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the Forster Limited Edition Prints ]
[ ColliePictures
]
[ Forster's
Vintage Tractor prints and originals ]
[ www.FamilyChoiceBookshelves.co.uk
]
[ Watercolour
tuition on-line ]
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All
graphics and ARTWORK are copyright.
Copyright © Anthony Forster Studios 2007
24 March 2007
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