1890S WILLIAM LYCETT ATLANTA GOLD GILT MONOGRAMMED DISH SET

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1890S WILLIAM LYCETT ATLANTA GOLD GILT MONOGRAMMED. This is for one lot of hand painted china It includes 4 Dinner plates that are 9 3/4" inches wide heavy gold and Rosenthal blanks no chips no cracks,
4 Salad plates that are 7 1/2" inches wide heavy gold and Rosenthal blanks no chips no cracks,
4 Saucer Plats that are 5 3/8" inches wide heavy gold and Rosenthal blanks no chips no cracks,
4 Custard Cups that are 3 3/4" inches wide and 1 9/16 tall with heavy gold and Rosenthal blanks no chips no cracks.
William Lycett, established a china-painting studio in Atlanta in 1883. He provided instruction in china painting to amateurs and employed professional decorators to embellish imported porcelain blanks. Painted porcelain wares marked with Lycett's name are present in many historic homes and collections across the state. The William Lycett China Co. of Atlanta, GA was perhaps the most famous Decorator Studio of its day and preceded the famous Pickard Studio of Chicago by a dozen years or more. William Lycett was the son of the renown decorator Edward Lycett a famous china painter in his own right and considered to be the pioneer of china painting in America. They will be wrapped with care and packaged to withstand shipping. Please review all pictures and ask any questions you may have regarding this beautiful set before purchasing. Thank You for looking.