Lavender woman
Figure
ca. 1913 (made)
ca. 1913 (made)
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Figure of a lavender woman in buff coloured cast stoneware, and she is seated and holding a baby on her lap, offering a bunch of lavender and with a basket of lavender at her feet, and is decorated with purple, blue and buff glazes.
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Title | Lavender woman (manufacturer's title) |
Materials and techniques | Stoneware, cast and glazed |
Brief description | Figure of a lavender woman in buff coloured cast stoneware, and she is seated and holding a baby on her lap, offering a bunch of lavender, designed by Phoebe Stabler, made by Harold Stabler, and probably fired by Carter, Stabler & Adams Ltd. in Poole, ca. 1913. |
Physical description | Figure of a lavender woman in buff coloured cast stoneware, and she is seated and holding a baby on her lap, offering a bunch of lavender and with a basket of lavender at her feet, and is decorated with purple, blue and buff glazes. |
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Credit line | Given by the British Institute of Industrial Art |
Object history | This pressed figure designed by Phoebe Stabler and made by Harold Stabler was almost certainly fired at Poole, as were a number of their designs before 1920. The ‘Lavender Woman’ was later produced and sold in quantity by Carter, Stabler and Adams in similar colours. Another modelled version of the figure exists in the Museum’s collection with slight variations and different glazes, and was probably fired in the Stabler’s own kiln at Hammersmith. This same figure again with slight variations was also produced by Royal Doulton under the title ‘Madonna of the Square’. |
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Accession number | C.13-1978 |
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Record created | November 13, 2008 |
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