Plate
1933 (made)
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Plate, glazed earthenware, flat base and a wide rim. Transfer-printed in purple with a circus scene of a man in Persian costume and dancing bear. The rim is decorated with scenes of a crowded audience intersected with poles supporting a panoply and, in one section, a clown opening curtains and showing outside a starry sky. The printed pattern is over-painted with green, yellow, brown and red and the edge of the plate is painted with a red stripe as is the slope between the flat base and the rim.
Object details
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| Materials and techniques | Earthenware, glazed, transfer-printed, painted |
| Brief description | Plate, glazed earthenware decorated with a circus scene, decoration designed by Laura Knight and made by Arthur L. K. Wilksinson Ltd, Burslem, 1933 |
| Physical description | Plate, glazed earthenware, flat base and a wide rim. Transfer-printed in purple with a circus scene of a man in Persian costume and dancing bear. The rim is decorated with scenes of a crowded audience intersected with poles supporting a panoply and, in one section, a clown opening curtains and showing outside a starry sky. The printed pattern is over-painted with green, yellow, brown and red and the edge of the plate is painted with a red stripe as is the slope between the flat base and the rim. |
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| Gallery label | Plate
Decoration designed by Laura Knight, Made by Arthur L. K. Wilkinson Ltd, made at the factory of Royal Staffordshire Pottery, Burslem under the direction of Clarice Cliff, 1933.
Glazed earthenware
Circ. 169-1972(23/05/2008) |
| Production | Made by Arthur L. K. Wilkinson Ltd at the factory of Royal Staffordshire Pottery, Burslem, under the direction of Clarice Cliff. |
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| Collection | |
| Accession number | CIRC.169-1972 |
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| Record created | March 31, 2008 |
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