Not on display

Charger

1871-5
Artist/Maker

Charger with painted decoration depicting a nude adolescent girl and younger girl sitting on a beach with the sea and mountains in the background. The adolescent girl sits on a ledge with a blanket. She has long flowing auburn hair and wears a bonnet, a necklace and a cape draped on her back. She holds a conch shell to her ear. The younger girl wears a black hat and necklace and holds a starfish. There is a basket full of shells at her feet. In the background a boat with a white sail sails past.

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Brief description
Charger with girls and shells on the beach, painted by W.S Coleman, Minton Art Pottery, London, 1871-5
Physical description
Charger with painted decoration depicting a nude adolescent girl and younger girl sitting on a beach with the sea and mountains in the background. The adolescent girl sits on a ledge with a blanket. She has long flowing auburn hair and wears a bonnet, a necklace and a cape draped on her back. She holds a conch shell to her ear. The younger girl wears a black hat and necklace and holds a starfish. There is a basket full of shells at her feet. In the background a boat with a white sail sails past.
Dimensions
  • Diameter: 42.2cm
Marks and inscriptions
  • W.S Coleman (signature painted on front)
  • Minton's Art Pottery Studio Kensington Gore (printed mark on reverse)
  • Minton (impressed)
  • 89E (painted)
  • other impressed marks and cyphers
Credit line
Gift of Ian and Rita Smythe
Associated object
Collection
Accession number
C.75-2018

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Record createdSeptember 6, 2018
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