£1650
Dated: 1765 Staffordshire England
An oval-shaped pottery dish probably the work of Thomas Whieldon Staffordshire with relief molded decorations the center panel with a square diaper pattern. The elaborate border features acorns, fruit, and leaves. The glaze is exceptional, and the crisp modeling is of the best quality — a rare example from the early pioneering days of the Staffordshire potters.
Dimensions: 1 inches high, 12 inches wide, 10 inches long
Current Condition: Unrestored with only two minor chips at the rim which do need restoration.
Provenance: Private collection of A Lord.
Literature: A similar dish is illustrated on page 120 figure reference 272 in The Earle Collection of Early English Pottery.
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An oval-shaped pottery dish probably the work of Thomas Whieldon Staffordshire with relief molded decorations the center panel with a square diaper pattern. The elaborate border features acorns, fruit, and leaves. The glaze is exceptional, and the crisp modeling is of the best quality — a rare example from the early pioneering days of the Staffordshire potters.
| Dimensions | 10 × 12 × 1 in |
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