Bowl
1791 (made)
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Red earthenware bowl, stamped with metal dies and inlaid with white clay. Covered in a clear lead glaze
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Materials and techniques | earthenware, stamped and inlaid, thrown on a wheel; fired in a wood-fired bottle kiln |
Brief description | Punch bowl, red earthenware, stamped with a swag and an inscription and infilled with white clay; covered with a clear lead glaze. Made in Chailey, in Sussex, 1791 |
Physical description | Red earthenware bowl, stamped with metal dies and inlaid with white clay. Covered in a clear lead glaze |
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Marks and inscriptions | Tho we at Chaiely are but mean // we do the thing thats neat and clean // Tho* Francis* Jeres We value not // We will try to make a chimney pot // My master found me just and trew // and why not me as well as you //
M.A. D.E. B.Y. R.O. B.T. B.U. S.T. O.W. C.H. A.I. L.Y. S.O. T.H. C.O. M.N. O.N. S.O. T.E. R.Y. S.E. P.T. 17 91
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Credit line | Gift of the Norman family |
Object history | Other Chailey slipware pieces are in the British Museum and in the Sussex Archaeological Society in Lewes. Family information states that the bowl was made in competition with the bowl made by the Alcorn Pottery in Chailey (see Baines). |
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Accession number | C.413-2017 |
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Record created | February 3, 2017 |
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