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Printing in a single color on earthenware and stoneware 1780-1820
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Shape Type: Miscellaneous Pattern Type: Genre Scenes Date: 1810-1820 Dimensions:
Maker: William Adams & Sons Maker's Mark: Description: A rare earthenware bubby pot printed in blue in the Gables Farm pattern. The pattern has a double helix border with florets and quatrefoils. Used for feeding infants, bubby pots are shaped somewhat like a coffee pot with a lid. The spout is often quite elongated and has a closed, perforated spout. The spout was covered with cloth, which served as a nipple. In this genre pattern a woman is seen sitting with a birdcage on her lap as she converses with two men who are standing. In the background is a large farm house, with diagonal timbers. The name Gables Farm was assigned to this pattern by David Furniss and Richard and Judith Wagner in Adams Ceramics: Staffordshire Potters and Pots, 1779-1998. |
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