£3450
Dated: 1760 Staffordshire England
A very rare Whieldon type glaze creamware pottery stirrup cup in the form a wolf or fox head. The cup is well defined with good attention to details such as the snarling mouth and teeth. Decoration is with coloured oxides and lead glaze with a blue band around the inner rim. The cup is larger than usual and is one of the rarest and earliest produced in pottery.
Dimensions: 3.5 inches high, 6.75 inches wide
Current Condition: Unrestored with only minor historical wear.
Provenance: Lord Raglan family.
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A very rare Whieldon type glaze creamware pottery stirrup cup in the form a wolf or fox head.
The cup is well defined with good attention to details such as the snarling mouth and teeth.
Decoration is with coloured oxides and lead glaze with a blue band around the inner rim.
The cup is larger than usual and is one of the rarest and earliest produced in pottery.
| Dimensions | 6.75 × 3.5 in |
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