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Dated: 1810 Sussex England
An earthenware orange-bodied slipware Tobacco jar decorated with flower heads within a band and a profusion of stars in geometric patterns. The pot with the initials S S and the date August 31 st 1810 in slip decoration. The metal lid has a brass finial. An example of this jar ( dated 1812) located in the Stoke on Trent Museum also has a metal cover. This piece is of exceptional rarity and probably presented as a gift.
Dimensions:6.5 inches high,5.75 inches wide,5.75 inches long
Current Condition: Fine condition with no restorations.
Provenance: Retains the label of the Solon Collection.
Literature: Page 88 figure in Barker and Compton reference book, Slipware in the Collection of the Potteries Museum and Art Gallery.
Circa 1810
Dimensions
Height: 6.50inch, Width: 5.75inch, Depth: 5.75inchCondition report
Fine condition with no restorations.Stock number
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