Ewer
ca. 1825-30 (made)
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Ewer of bone china, painted with enamels and gilded. Ovoid body rising from a group of rushes and surmounted by a figure of a swan, the neck of which forms the handle, and the outspread wings the spout. The rushes and swan are gilded on a white ground. The body is painted on either side with flowers on a pale yellow ground.
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Materials and techniques | Bone china, painted with enamels and gilded |
Brief description | Ewer of bone china, painted with enamels and gilded, H. & R. Daniel, probably ca. 1825-30 |
Physical description | Ewer of bone china, painted with enamels and gilded. Ovoid body rising from a group of rushes and surmounted by a figure of a swan, the neck of which forms the handle, and the outspread wings the spout. The rushes and swan are gilded on a white ground. The body is painted on either side with flowers on a pale yellow ground. |
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Credit line | Bequeathed by Herbert Allen |
Object history | One of a pair with C.559-1935 Acquired as Coalport. For another of this shape see C.558-1935 |
Production | The shape is copied from a pair of Sèvres porcelain ewers of 1781 in the Royal Collections that George IV bought in 1812 |
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Accession number | C.559A-1935 |
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Record created | July 16, 2009 |
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