Overglaze
Printing on earthenware and stoneware 1800-1900
Nottingham Castle Museum and Art Gallery 1882.435
Additional Image:
The matching compotier, printed with a Nereid.
Matching plate, printed with a boy riding a leopard.
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Shape Type: Dinner & Dessert Wares
Pattern Type: Literature, Classical, Mythology, and the Arts
Date: c. 1805-1815 Dimensions: - Height: 1.26 in (3.20 cm)
- Length: 9.72 in (24.70 cm)
- Width: 7.20 in (18.30 cm)
Maker: Don Pottery
Description:
Pearlware compotier printed with an allegorical figure representing Smell, from a series of the Senses. A worn painted inscription on the reverse reads 'SM...' One of three pieces surviving together from a dessert service. All three prints, as well as the painted borders representing marbling, match wares securely attributed to the Don Pottery. The shape is no.64 in the Don Pottery Shape Book, described...
Description:
Pearlware compotier printed with an allegorical figure representing Smell, from a series of the Senses. A worn painted inscription on the reverse reads 'SM...' One of three pieces surviving together from a dessert service. All three prints, as well as the painted borders representing marbling, match wares securely attributed to the Don Pottery. The shape is no.64 in the Don Pottery Shape Book, described as a Crescent Corner'd Compotier.
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