£8750
Dated: 1760 Staffordshire English
ThisĀ Staffordshire pottery solid agateware is a silver form card tray raised on three paw feet with swirling compelling marbled decoration in cream, brown, and blue clays with a high-quality lead glaze. This rare ware is traditionally attributed to Thomas Whieldon, and the tray is one of the best examples of its genre.
Diameter: 6 inches
Current Condition: Remarkable condition.
Provenance: Retains the (New York) Label of DM and P Manheim
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ThisĀ Staffordshire pottery solid agateware is a silver form card tray raised on three paw feet with swirling compelling marbled decoration in cream, brown, and blue clays with a high-quality lead glaze.
This rare ware is traditionally attributed to Thomas Whieldon, and the tray is one of the best examples of its genre.
