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Haymaker
Potter:
Wood, John (II)
(Perhaps)
Potter:
Wood, Ralph, II
(Probably)
Earthenware figure of a girl haymaker decorated with clear and coloured glazes
Cream earthenware, press-moulded, and decorated with clear and coloured glazes: green, pale yellow, pale brown, manganese-brown, dark brown, and a little blue. The figure is supported on a low square base with straight sides covered with clear very slightly blue tinted glaze. It is hollow underneath and has a ventilation hole under the figure. The girl stands with her feet apart next to a tree stump on a mound with roughly fluted pale brown sides, and a green top, decorated with two green applied flowers and leaves. She faces to the front with her head turned slightly to her left. Her left arm hangs down by her side, and her right is curved around a small keg which rests on top of the tree stump. Perched on top of her head is a low crowned hat with a wide brim, and she wears a green bodice laced over a chemise and stomacher, a pale yellow kerchief with blue spots, a brown skirt with an apron looped up over the front, and dark brown shoes with yellow markings.
History note: John Henry Taylor collection; sold Sotheby's, 14th November 1930, Catalogue of the Valuable Collections of English Pottery & Porcelain, Glass, Objects of Vertu and Furniture, the Property of the late John Henry Taylor, Esq., Newstead, Birstall, Leicestershire, lot 595
Purchased with the Glaisher Fund
Height: 19.3 cm
8.4
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Method of acquisition: Bought (1930-11-14) by Sotheby's
18th Century, Late
Circa
1783
CE
-
Circa
1800
CE
Made by either John Wood, or his brother Ralph Wood II, or possibly his son Ralph Wood III
Decoration
composed of
lead-glaze
( coloured green, pale yellow, pale brown, manganese-brown, dark brown, and a little blue)
metallic oxides
( to colour the lead-glaze)
Base
Depth 6.8 cm
Width 6.7 cm
cream Earthenware
Press-moulding : Cream earthenware, press-moulded in parts, assembled, and decorated with clear and coloured lead-glazes
Accession number: C.39-1930
Primary reference Number: 74767
Glaisher Addition number: GL.Add.7-1930
Stable URI
Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Applied Arts
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Accession Number: PD.87-1961
Accession Number: C.9 & A-1963
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