Sugar Ladle
ca. 1780s (made)
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Sugar ladle, tin-glazed earthenware, hemispherical bowl with pierced pattern; the handle and edge of the bowl picked out in blue, the moulded details of the handle picked out in crimson.
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Materials and techniques | Tin-glazed earthenware, painted in colours |
Brief description | Sugar ladle, tin-glazed earthenware, hemispherical bowl with pierced pattern, probably manufactured by Saint Clément pottery factory, France, about 1780-1790 |
Physical description | Sugar ladle, tin-glazed earthenware, hemispherical bowl with pierced pattern; the handle and edge of the bowl picked out in blue, the moulded details of the handle picked out in crimson. |
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Credit line | Given by J. H. Fitzhenry |
Production | Acquired as 'perhaps Lunéville, second half of the 18th century'; for another sugar ladle of this pattern, also with tentative attribution to Lunéville but with gilt decoration similar to that attributed to Saint-Clément see 1411-1902 (for gilt Saint-Clément decoration see Dorothée Guillemé Brulon, Strasbourg & Niderviller - Sources et rayonnement, Histoire de la Faïence Francaise, Paris, 1999, p. 114, and see ibid p. 108 for a very different sugar ladle attributed to Lunéville). Examined by Christian Maire November 2004, who considered it Saint Clément. |
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Accession number | 1410-1902 |
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Record created | June 7, 2004 |
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