Factory: Wedgwood
Bone china, oval, painted in green, red, maroon, and black enamels, and gilt. Pattern number 619
Bone china, painted in green, red, maroon, and black enamels, and gilt. The oval basin has curved sides, and two loop handles rising above the sides. The cover rests on a ledge inside the rim. It has a shallow domed top and an oval flower-shaped knob. The sides are each decorated with three slanting sprays of red flowers with maroon stems and narrow wavy leaves, and with green leaves growing straight downwards from the rim between them. The cover is decorated to match. There are gold bands below and above the pattern, and round the rim, the edges of the handles and the edges and petals of the knob. The handles also have a narrow serrated palm leaf down their back.
19th Century, Early#
George III
Circa
1815
CE
-
1820
CE
Wedgwood made bone china between 1812 and 1831 and then ceased production until 1878. Bone china of this first period is rare and was limited to tea and dessert ware. Pattern, number 619 was described as ‘Green Leaves shaded in black, red flowers, red brown leaves to them, lines gold’.
Bowl Height 10.5 cm Height 4½ in Width 17.3 cm Width 6 13/16 in
Accession number: C.121 & A-2010
Primary reference Number: 177307
Entry form number: 1038
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Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Applied Arts
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