£985
Dated: 1780 Bovey Tracey Devon England UK
A early creamware hollow bodied pottery figure of a cat modelled in a seated position with underglaze tan and chocolate brown slip decoration applied in a naive fashion. The figure is full of life and character a wonderful rendition of English folk art in pottery from the late 18th century period. Shards of this figure have been located at the Indeo Pottery site Bovey Tracey.
Dimensions: 4.74 inches high, 3 inches wide, 2.5 inches long
Current Condition: Minor restoration at base.
Provenance: Private collection Wales.
Literature: A Potworks in Devonshire (The history and products of the Bovey Tracey potteries 1750-1836) Bryan Adams and Anthony Thomas. Page 61
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A early creamware hollow bodied pottery figure of a cat modelled in a seated position with underglaze tan and chocolate brown slip decoration applied in a naive fashion.
The figure is full of life and character a wonderful rendition of English folk art in pottery from the late 18th century period. Shards of this figure have been located at the Indeo Pottery site Bovey Tracey.
| Dimensions | 2.5 × 3 × 4.74 in |
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