£1475
Dated: 1770 Fenton Staffordshire
An English creamware pottery teapot printed with the subject of The Prodigal Son " Taking leave" and " Receives his Patrimony" painted over-glaze in enamel colors. The cover has a flower head finial with a leaf and flower terminal and images of two winged angels. William Greatbatch produced a range of subjects relating to the Prodigal Son story in the last quarter of the 18th century. The underglaze transfer prints and enamel decoration are fine examples.
Dimensions: 5.5 inches high
Current Condition: Tip of spout restored.
Literature: David Barker, William Greatbatch a Staffordshire Potter published by Jonathan Horne 1991
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An English creamware pottery teapot printed with the subject of The Prodigal Son ” Taking leave” and ” Receives his Patrimony” painted over-glaze in enamel colors. The cover has a flower head finial with a leaf and flower terminal and images of two winged angels. William Greatbatch produced a range of subjects relating to the Prodigal Son story in the last quarter of the 18th century. The underglaze transfer prints and enamel decoration are fine examples.
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