£6750
Dated: 1750 to 1775 probably Staffordshire or Midlands England
This is a good decorative earthenware circular draining dish( 12.5" diameter) dated to the mid-18th century. It has an expressive and vitally applied buff-colored trailing slip pattern on an orange-brown ground. The edge of the dish is a pie crust type. The dish has a bespoke acrylic hanger to facilitate wall display.
Diameter: 12.5 inches
Current Condition: Good condition
Provenance: Previoulsy with Alistair Sampson Knightsbridge and then with private collection Kensington London.
Literature: Slipware Collection at the Potteries Museum & Art Gallery. English slip decorated Earthenware at Williamsburg.
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This is a good decorative earthenware circular draining dish( 12.5″ diameter) dated to the mid-18th century. It has an expressive and vitally applied buff-colored trailing slip pattern on an orange-brown ground.
The edge of the dish is a pie crust type. The dish has a bespoke acrylic hanger to facilitate wall display.
