£2450
Dated: 1810 to 1820 Scottish or North East England.
An exceptionally rare and probably unique pottery creamer in the form of a bull. Such examples are usually figures of cows, it is likely that the bull was made as a "one off" with humorous intent. The colouring of the base suggest Scottish or North country origin, interestly the base is impressed in capitals " B.BROWN". There is no trace of a pottery under this name.Could it be that a worker in the pottery adapted a cow creamer to produce his bull?
Dimensions: 4.75 inches high, 8 inches wide
Current Condition: Cover replaced with minor restorations to extremities.
To send a message simply fill out the form below.
An exceptionally rare and probably unique pottery creamer in the form of a bull.
Such examples are usually figures of cows, it is likely that the bull was made as a “one off” with humorous intent. The colouring of the base suggest Scottish or North country origin, interestly the base is impressed in capitals ” B.BROWN”. There is no trace of a pottery under this name.Could it be that a worker in the pottery adapted a cow creamer to produce his bull?
| Dimensions | 8 × 4.75 in |
|---|
