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Dish
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Dish
- Place of origin:
Staffordshire, England (probably, made)
Great Yarmouth, United Kingdom (possibly, decorated) - Date:
ca. 1790-1810 (made)
- Artist/Maker:
Unknown (manufacturer)
Absolon, William, born 1751 - died 1815 (possibly, decorated) - Materials and Techniques:
Creamware, painted in enamels
- Credit Line:
Given by Mrs Mackinlay
- Museum number:
219-1869
- Gallery location:
Ceramics Study Galleries, Britain, room 138, case 10, shelf 7
Physical description
Curved or segmental low creamware dish from a supper set, painted with a lady's slipper flower
Place of Origin
Staffordshire, England (probably, made)
Great Yarmouth, United Kingdom (possibly, decorated)
Date
ca. 1790-1810 (made)
Artist/maker
Unknown (manufacturer)
Absolon, William, born 1751 - died 1815 (possibly, decorated)
Materials and Techniques
Creamware, painted in enamels
Dimensions
Length: 14.5 cm conversion from imperial, Width: 31 cm conversion from imperial
Descriptive line
Dish from supper set, creamware painted in enamels, probably Staffordshire, possibly painted by William Absolon, Great Yarmouth, ca. 1790-1810
Materials
Earthenware
Categories
Ceramics; Eating; Creamware & Pearlware
Collection code
CER
