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Dated: 1760 Liverpool England
A pair of Liverpool delftware pottery cornucopia form polychrome Fazackerly colored wall pockets mid 18th century period. The pockets are hand painted with a figure of a bird perched on a flowering branch with a shell at the top rim. There are two glazed holes which are original to the piece. The relief modeling is crisp, and the polychrome decoration is well applied, and the pair have retained their fresh period appeal.
Dimensions:9 inches high,5.5 inches wide,3 inches long
Current Condition: Tiny chip restored at rim. Professional and invisible.
Literature: Michael Archer Page 313 Delftware ( Collection in the Fitzwilliam Museum Cambridge).
Circa 1760
Dimensions
Height: 9.00inch, Width: 5.50inch, Depth: 3.00inchCondition report
Tiny chip restored at rim. Professional and invisible.Stock number
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