£950
Dated: 1790 Irish
The pitcher is an early example of solid blue dipped mocha ware, decorated with rouletted bands of black and white cut through the slip. The pitcher is well-formed, with embellishments at the spout and handles adding elegance. There are traces of original gilding revealing the date of 1790, along with some initials.
Dimensions: 7.75 inches high
Current Condition: Unrestored condition with some loss of gilt decoration.
Provenance: Private Collection Wales of Martin Harrison.
Literature: Page 39 plate 13 A Pottery by the Lagan, by Peter Francis shows a similar piece from the Downshire Pottery Belfast Northern Ireland. Chapter 6 Mocha and related dipped wares 1770-1939 by Jonathan Rickard,
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The pitcher is an early example of solid blue dipped mocha ware, decorated with rouletted bands of black and white cut through the slip. The pitcher is well-formed, with embellishments at the spout and handles adding elegance. There are traces of original gilding revealing the date of 1790, along with some initials.
| Dimensions | 7.75 in |
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