£675
Dated: 1805 Yorkshire England
The appealing pottery deep-sided cradle shows a wide-awake baby under a check decorated coverlet. The relief modeling is well executed and decorated with vibrant Prattware colors of the highest quality. The representation of the baby indicates a Yorkshire Pottery maker. Cradles were often gifts to newly married couples and Christenings.
Dimensions: 4 inches high 5 inches long
Current Condition: No restoration with some minor fritting and glaze loss all commensurate with age.
Provenance: Retains paper labels from Christie's and the Behar Collection. Then from a Private Collection England
Literature: John and Griselda Lewis Prattware pottery
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The appealing pottery deep-sided cradle shows a wide-awake baby under a check decorated coverlet. The relief modeling is well executed and decorated with vibrant Prattware colors of the highest quality.
The representation of the baby indicates a Yorkshire Pottery maker.
Cradles were often gifts to newly married couples and Christenings.
| Dimensions | 5 × 4 in |
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