Factory: John Aynsley Ltd
Bone china, slip-cast, decorated externally with pale yellow glaze, painting/printing in bright blue and yellow enamels, and gilt; part of a coffee set C.16.1-5-2009
Bone china, slip-cast, with clear and pale yellow glazes, painted (probably) in royal blue and yellow enamels, and gilded. The bowl is of squat urn-shape with a shallow incurved shoulder, and two loop handles, standing on a low foot. The shallow domed cover has an oval ring handle. The bowl is decorated below the shoulder with geometrical-cum-star motifs in royal blue, yellow, and gold. The outer edges of the handles and knob are entirely gilded, and there is a narrow gold band round the edge of the foot, and at the junction of the foot and bowl
History note: Given to Ernest and Freda Walton, as a wedding present in 1934 by John and Elizabeth Cockcroft
Given by the Walton Family
Height: 12 cm
Width: 13.6 cm
Method of acquisition: Given by The Walton Family
Decoration
composed of
enamel
( royal blue and yellow)
Deocration
composed of
gold
Foot
Diameter 6 cm
pale yellow outside, clear inside
Glaze
Bone china
Glazing (coating) : Bone china, slip-cast, decorated externally with pale yellow glaze, painting/printing in bright blue and yellow, and gilding
Accession number: C.16.3 & A-2009
Primary reference Number: 169701
Entry form number: 1028
Stable URI
Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Applied Arts
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