Dinner plate with English arms (one of a group of four)

Richard Bayley British

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Set of four circular dinner plates with English arms, London 1715 with maker's mark of Richard Bayley, which are part of a larger set, of which The Met was given twelve by Mrs Charles Wrightsman in 2012 (2012.205.17). In the eighteenth century, dinner plates were often supplied in sets of 36 – enough to serve three courses to a table of twelve.

Dinner plate with English arms (one of a group of four), Richard Bayley (British, active 1708–48), Silver, British, London

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Dinner plate with English arms (one of a group of four), Richard Bayley (British, active 1708–48), Silver, British, London
Dinner plate with English arms (one of a group of four), Richard Bayley (British, active 1708–48), Silver, British, London
Dinner plate with English arms (one of a group of four), Richard Bayley (British, active 1708–48), Silver, British, London

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