Bowl
1879-1882 (made)
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Bowl of lead-glazed red earthenware with relief decoration. In the form of a tyg, and with six handles and a flared wavy rim. Six applied rosettes are set in a horizontal band, each between the handles. Blue-green streaks shading to red-brown and mustard, and with turquoise blue handles. Red-brown interior.
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| Materials and techniques | Lead-glazed earthenware with relief decoration |
| Brief description | Six-handled bowl of lead-glazed earthenware with relief decoration, designed by Christopher Dresser, workshop of Henry Tooth and Linthorpe Pottery, Middlesbrough, 1879-1882. |
| Physical description | Bowl of lead-glazed red earthenware with relief decoration. In the form of a tyg, and with six handles and a flared wavy rim. Six applied rosettes are set in a horizontal band, each between the handles. Blue-green streaks shading to red-brown and mustard, and with turquoise blue handles. Red-brown interior. |
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| Accession number | C.23-1971 |
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| Record created | March 31, 2008 |
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