A c1775 creamware sauceboat painted with floral sprays. Probably Staffordshire.

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A c1775 creamware sauceboat painted with floral sprays. Probably Staffordshire.Please see our new website periodceramicsandantiques. orgDescription. Probably made in Staffordshire. We have examined the pattern books of the Leeds, Don, Castleford, Sewell, Whitehead and Wedgwood pattern books. The piece does not match any of the creamers sauceboats depicted in those various publications and does not bear the hallmarks typical of the Derbyshire or Tyneside manufacturers. A Staffordshire attribution is, therefore, likely. Painted

Interlaced 'L's' enclosing PP Year mark for 1793

5cm in length

(pitting/kiln dust etc) which cannot really be said to be defects

Plain loop handle

Some minor abrasions (but no chips) to the rim

the boy places the pearl in a sack of rice

The scene is in the typically simple and amusing style of the factory

The centre of the stylised leaves and the fronds are painted in iron red

The mount is later than the print and is in generally very good condition

23cm in width

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base and to the initialled reverse of the painted scene