£685
Dated: 1635 London England
This tile is one of the earliest examples of English delftware. It is decorated with an image of a standing dog painted with blue and manganese, depicted within a blue and yellow diamond form with the four outer corners of an abstract blue design. The tile has two nail holes instead of the usual four, which suggests an attribution to the Rotherhithe delftworks London, which Thomas Barnebowe established c.1638
Dimensions: 4.5 inches high 4.5 inches long
Current Condition: Good condition
Provenance: Collection of a gentleman collector in the Home Counties.
Literature: K.Tyler, I.Betts and R.Stephenson 'London's delftware industry: the tin-glazed pottery industries of Southwark and Lambeth.
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This tile is one of the earliest examples of English delftware. It is decorated with an image of a standing dog painted with blue and manganese, depicted within a blue and yellow diamond form with the four outer corners of an abstract blue design.
The tile has two nail holes instead of the usual four, which suggests an attribution to the Rotherhithe delftworks London, which Thomas Barnebowe established c.1638
| Dimensions | 4.5 × 4.5 in |
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