Current Location: In storage
Maker(s)
Factory:
New Hall Porcelain Factory
Entities
Categories
Description
Hybrid hard-paste porcelain painted in blue, green, pink and iron red enamels with flowers and fern/seaweed. Pattern no. 442.
Hybrid hard-paste porcelain, probably thrown, glazed, and painted overglaze in blue, green, iron-red, and puce enamels. Circular with deep curved sides, standing on a footring. The inside is decorated with a central puce flower on a leafy stem, and round the upper part with four arrangements of leaves and stylized flowers separated by detached blur sprigs. A puce band runs round the rim. On the outside there are four small floral sprays with four detached green leaves between them. Pattern 442.
Notes
History note: Unknown before testator
Legal notes
Dr Milo Keynes Bequst, 2009
Measurements and weight
Height: 6 cm
Height: 2 3/8 in
Place(s) associated
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Shelton
⪼ Staffordshire
⪼ England
Acquisition and important dates
Method of acquisition: Bequeathed
(2009)
by
Keynes, W. M., Dr.
Dating
18th Century, Late
George III
Circa
1795
-
1800
Note
This bowl could have been used for sugar or as a slop basin
Components of the work
Decoraion
composed of
enamel
( blue, green, pink, puce, and iron red)
Rim
Diameter 11.8 cm
Diameter 4 5/8 in
Materials used in production
presumed lead-glaze
Glaze
Hybrid hard-paste porcelain
Inscription or legends present
- Text: 442
- Location: On base next to footring
- Method of creation: Painted in red enamel
- Type: Pattern number
Inscription present: circular white paper stick-on label
- Text: I.F.1
- Location: On base
- Method of creation: Hand-written in black ink
- Type: Label
References and bibliographic entries
Identification numbers
Accession number: C.104-2010
Primary reference Number: 177515
Entry form number: 1297
Old object number: I.F.1
Stable URI
Audit data
Created: Saturday 6 August 2011
Updated: Tuesday 25 February 2020
Last processed: Wednesday 13 December 2023
Associated departments & institutions
Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Applied Arts
