£650
Dated: mid 18th century English
The rare and well-decorated tin-glazed manganese-colored tile depicts two recumbent sheep in a pasture and is attributed to the Bristol or Liverpool delftworks. The tile has significant provenance from the Louis Lipski Collection, who later gifted them to R.J.Charleston, the Keeper of Ceramics at the Victoria and Albert Museum London, England.
Dimensions: 5 inches high 5 inches long
Current Condition: Good condition
Provenance: Louis Lipski Collection, who later gifted them to R.J.Charleston, the Keeper of Ceramics at the Victoria and Albert Museum London, England, and by family descent
Literature: Page 185 Figure reference 350 in English Delftware tiles by Anthony Ray
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The rare and well-decorated tin-glazed manganese-colored tile depicts two recumbent sheep in a pasture and is attributed to the Bristol or Liverpool delftworks.
The tile has significant provenance from the Louis Lipski Collection, who later gifted them to R.J.Charleston, the Keeper of Ceramics at the Victoria and Albert Museum London, England.
| Dimensions | 5 × 5 in |
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