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KC1973-767
Cream ewer
KC1973-767

Cream ewer

Date1745-1749
Artist/Maker 1745-1769
MediumSoft-paste porcelain
DimensionsH: 3 1/2"; Dia: 2 1/16"; OL: 2 13/16"
Credit LineMuseum Purchase
Object number1962-91
DescriptionPlain white pear shaped jug molded in relief with overlapping leaves of acanthus type, terminating in six stalk feet; projecting lip spout and simulated bamboo loop handle. Crown and trident mark in blue underglaze on exterior bottom.Label TextExamples of strawberry-leaf molded jugs are recorded marked with the usual incised triangle (like that on CWF accession 1962-66), with the crown-and-trident mark (like this one), and unmarked. The other published strawberry-leaf jug bearing the crown-and-trident mark is in polychrome.Inscription(s)Crown and trident mark in blue underglaze on exterior bottom.Mark(s)NoneProvenanceEx coll: Frances L. Dickson (Mrs. W.D.), Dr. James Whitbread Lee Glaisher, M.G. Kaufman.
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