Well-taken

ppl. a. (In various senses: see e.g., TAKE v. 3, 33 b, 42.)

1639.  Davenport, Too late to call, 18. Times oft Wel-taken Lock.

1761.  Foote, Liar, I. Wks. 1799, I. 288. Some compliments in verse…, well-tim’d, and, what was better, well-taken.

1788.  Mrs. Hughes, Henry & Isab., I. xii. 175. Mrs. Maitland’s dressing-room was ornamented with many well-taken copies and elegant designs.