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Redware Pottery
English Large Red-glazed Earthenware Engine-turned Coffee Pot & Cover
Circa 1770
The large redware bulbous-form coffee pot and cover is decorated with alternating engine-turned designs of diagonal-reed engine-turned decoration of zig-zag lines and wavy lines.
The spout is in the form of a bird head. The body is glazed with a deep red shiny glaze.
The tip of the spout has an old break to the upper part of the birds beak which needs to be redone.
Mark: Small square Pseudo-Chinese impressed mark.
Provenance: Paper Label for the Cheetham Collection, Ref E12.
Reference: The Earle Collection of Early Staffordshire Pottery, Major Cyril Earle T.D., pages 22-23 #37 for almost identically shaped coffeepot and design.
Dimensions
10 inches high x 8 inches x 5 inches deepStock number
VM60028The BADA Standard
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