£2350
An English earthenware wall pocket slip decorated with the name Jane Stockdale and the date 1812. The pocket is modeled in the shape of a horn and features cross symbols in each corner which may indicate the commemoration of the christening of Jane. The piece was made at the Burton in Lonsdale pottery works located in the north of England.
Dimensions: 7 inches high
Current Condition: Great condition with no restorations.
Provenance: Synge -Craven Collection
Literature: Item 12 in the Synge-Craven exhibition catalog of Regional Slipware
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An English earthenware wall pocket slip decorated with the name Jane Stockdale and the date 1812. The pocket is modeled in the shape of a horn and features cross symbols in each corner which may indicate the commemoration of the christening of Jane.
The piece was made at the Burton in Lonsdale pottery works located in the north of England.
| Dimensions | 7 in |
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