£5850
Dated: 1780 English
The slipware baking dish has a reddish earthenware body with a plain rim. The compelling dark cream-colored lattice squiggle slip decoration is applied over a dark brown slip. The dish is a large and rare significant example of slip decoration from the English potters in the 18th century.
Diameter: 14.5 inches
Current Condition: No restoration with some wears to the surface on the back, probably from use in the bakery kitchen.
Provenance: Private collection Marland USA
Literature: Slipware Collection ,The Potteries Museum and Art Gallery by Barker and Crompton
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The slipware baking dish has a reddish earthenware body with a plain rim. The compelling dark cream-colored lattice squiggle slip decoration is applied over a dark brown slip. The dish is a large and rare significant example of slip decoration from the English potters in the 18th century.
