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Production: Leeds Pottery
Off-white stoneware sprig mould with intaglio design. Curved rectangular shape with a border pattern of six overlapping pointed leaves
History note: Leeds Pottery site
Bequeathed by Mrs Ethel Adela Harding
Length: 6.4 cm
Width: 3.8 cm
Method of acquisition: Bequeathed (1946-05-15) by Harding, Ethel Adela, Mrs
19th Century, Early
George III
Production date:
circa
AD 1815
Sprig moulds with intaglio designs were made from master moulds with the design in relief. The intaglio moulds were used to make relief sprigs which were applied to formed pots, such as teapots. At the Leeds Pottery these were mainly black basalt (a type of stoneware) but they could also be used for creamware. The largest collection of these sprig moulds from the Leeds Pottery site is at Temple Newsam House, near Leeds.
probably Stoneware
Accession number: EC.18A-1946
Primary reference Number: 76895
Stable URI
Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Applied Arts
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