£1500
Dated: 1770 to 1780 English probably North Country
This unusual English creamware-bodied cow creamer has remarkable long horns and is decorated with stripes of green and brown oxides and an exceptional lead glaze. The figure stands on a fine, thin green base, a type traditionally associated with St Anthony's Pottery Newcastle upon Tyne. The figure is in remarkable condition with the only two teats missing. There are no restorations and a fine example.
Dimensions: 4.75 inches high 7 inches long
Current Condition: Two teats missing, the figure is unrestored and in very good order.
Provenance: Collection of a gentleman in the English Home Counties.
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This unusual English creamware-bodied cow creamer has remarkable long horns and is decorated with stripes of green and brown oxides and an exceptional lead glaze. The figure stands on a fine, thin green base, a type traditionally associated with St Anthony’s Pottery Newcastle upon Tyne. The figure is in remarkable condition with the only two teats missing. There are no restorations and a fine example.
| Dimensions | 7 × 4.75 in |
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