Factory: Wedgwood (Probably)
White earthenware with slightly blue tinted lead-glaze, painted in terracotta, red and black enamels, and gilt
White earthenware with very slightly blue-tinted glaze, painted overglaze in terracotta, red and black enamels, and gilt. Oval, with bulbous sides, and rim rising up at each end. The oval cover rests on a ledge within the rim. It is of ogee form surmounted by an oval shuttle-shaped knob with a central bead on top. The sides are decorated with a broad border of five stylized flowerheads and five smaller closed flowers linked by a horizontal black stem with leaves branching from it, against a terracotta-coloured ground. Below there is a broad black band, and above a gold band. There is a narrow gold band round the base, and the edge of the rim is gilt.. The cover has a similar border. Its edge, and the top of the knob, apart from the central area, and the top of its bead are gilded.
History note: Uncertain before donor
Given by Dame Anne Warburton
Method of acquisition: Given (2010) by Warburton, Anne, Dame
18th Century, Early#
George III
Production date:
circa
AD 1810
Decoration composed of enamel ( terracotta, red and black) gold
white
Earthenware
Lead-glaze
Moulding
: White earthenware, moulded, lead-glazed and painted in terracotta, red, and black enamels, and gilt
Lead-glazing
Inscription present: small circular off-white paper stick-on label
Accession number: C.123 & A-2010
Primary reference Number: 177311
Entry form number: 1038
Stable URI
Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Applied Arts
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