£2850
Dated: 1760 Staffordshire England
Staffordshire pottery Thomas Whieldon type lead-glazed creamware bodied cow creamer standing with her suckling calf on a base with delightful relief molded trailing flowers. The figure, decorated with oxide colors of brown, green, and mustard in the typical mid-18th-century fashion. Examples such as this are very rare, and one of the very first examples made in England, this figure is a particularly good example.
Dimensions: 5 inches high, 6.5 inches wide, 3 inches long
Current Condition: Restored at horns, tail, and cover.
Provenance: Private Collection Cornwall England
Literature: Page 357 The Henry Weldon Collection text by Leslie B.Grigsby
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Staffordshire pottery Thomas Whieldon type lead-glazed creamware bodied cow creamer standing with her suckling calf on a base with delightful relief molded trailing flowers. The figure, decorated with oxide colors of brown, green, and mustard in the typical mid-18th-century fashion. Examples such as this are very rare, and one of the very first examples made in England, this figure is a particularly good example.
| Dimensions | 3 × 6.5 × 5 in |
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