£5750
Dated: 1780 English
The slipware earthenware baking or loaf dish has a pie crust rim. It is remarkably decorated in an elaborate calligraphic form with a creamy slip onto a dark chocolate brown ground. The attractive bowl shape of the dish has probably formed during the firing process and adds interest along with the decorative appeal.
Dimensions: 3 inches high, 12 inches wide, 13 inches long
Current Condition: Feint and stable hairline from the rim.
Provenance: From Doughton Manor Gloucester England
Literature: Slipware Collection at the Potteries Museum and Art Gallery by David Barker and Steve Compton
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The slipware earthenware baking or loaf dish has a pie crust rim. It is remarkably decorated in an elaborate calligraphic form with a creamy slip onto a dark chocolate brown ground.
The attractive bowl shape of the dish has probably formed during the firing process and adds interest along with the decorative appeal.
| Dimensions | 13 × 12 × 3 in |
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