£1600
Dated: 1810 to 1820 English
The large-scale pottery pearlware charger is colorfully hand painted with the head of a smiling man wearing a blue tunic and spectacular turban. It is decorated with double blue lines at the rim and was made in Staffordshire in the early 19th century. This striking piece is probably a "one off," especially commissioned and intended for display.
Diameter: 15.75 inches
Current Condition: There is some kiln detritus and minor wear commensurate with age mainly on the back. There are no restorations.
Literature: Previously unrecorded
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The large-scale pottery pearlware charger is colorfully hand painted with the head of a smiling man wearing a blue tunic and spectacular turban.
It is decorated with double blue lines at the rim and was made in Staffordshire in the early 19th century. This striking piece is probably a “one off,” especially commissioned and intended for display.
