£6500
Dated: 1780 Staffordshire England
An exceptionally good late 18th century slipware baking dish, Staffordshire England. The baking dish or loaf dish is a rounded rectangular form with 'pie crust' rim, a bold meandering line dribbled horizontally and vertically in cream slip on a dark brown ground, beneath a pale amber glaze. A real gem of as dish from the late 18th century. Such examples of this quality and condition appear very infrequently on the market.
Dimensions: 13 inches high, 14.5 inches wide
Provenance: COtwolds Collector.
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An exceptionally good late 18th century slipware baking dish, Staffordshire England.
The baking dish or loaf dish is a rounded rectangular form with ‘pie crust’ rim, a bold meandering line dribbled horizontally and vertically in cream slip on a dark brown ground, beneath a pale amber glaze.
A real gem of as dish from the late 18th century.
Such examples of this quality and condition appear very infrequently on the market.
| Dimensions | 14.5 × 13 in |
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