£1450
Dated: 1795 to 1800 Swansea Wales
This Cambrian Pottery pearlware coffee pot is decorated in underglaze blue and white. The decorative patterns are known as the Elephant and Howdah and the Prince of Wales Feathers with musical instruments within a garland of flowers. The pot is in excellent condition and one of the best examples of its kind. The engravings are attributed to Thomas Rothwell. The earliest know date of production of the Elephant and Howdah pattern is 1794.
Dimensions: 11 inches high
Current Condition: Fine unrestored condition
Literature: Page 53 Swansea's Cambrian Pottery Transferware 11 by Arleen and Grahame Tanner. Page 5 Swansea Pottery Collectors Exhibition 2006 by Helen Hallesy
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This Cambrian Pottery pearlware coffee pot is decorated in underglaze blue and white. The decorative patterns are known as the Elephant and Howdah and the Prince of Wales Feathers with musical instruments within a garland of flowers. The pot is in excellent condition and one of the best examples of its kind. The engravings are attributed to Thomas Rothwell. The earliest know date of production of the Elephant and Howdah pattern is 1794.
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