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collection of Potteries Museum & Art Gallery, Stoke-on-Trent

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Source

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Source Description:

The source is on page 158 of The Ladies Amusement published by Robert Sayer in 1762. This image was taken from a facsimile edition produced in 1959.

Additional Image:


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Side view showing the painted blue and gilt band of decoration, and the ring handle form associated with New Hall.
Shape Type
Breakfast & Tea Wares
Pattern Type
Genre Scenes
Date
1810-1815
Dimensions
  • Height: 6.20 in (15.75 cm)
Maker
New Hall

Description:

Hard paste porcelain coffee can, decorated with a wide band of blue ground with gilt hand-painted scrolling foliage and on the front with a bat printed decoration in gold, pattern 846.  The print depicts a woman with a bundle of sticks in a rural landscape and is taken from The Ladies Amusement by Robert Sayer.  The piece is unmarked but the gold bat-print and the

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