Factory:
Poole Pottery
Designer:
Pavely, Ruth
Thrown earthenware coated on the outside with pinkish-beige glaze, and inside with alpine white glaze painted in yellow, white, grey and black. Circular with deep sloping sides and a deep outward sloping footing. The inside is decorated with a central grey circle surrounded by radiating wider yellow and grey concentric bands over which are painted circles of leaves outlined half in white and half in black. Just below the rim there is a narrow grey line.
History note: Unknown before N.J. Zolman
Purchased
Diameter: 35.5 cm
Height: 10 cm
Method of acquisition: Bought (2015-11-23) by Zolman, N. J.
20th Century, second quarter#
Elizabeth II
Circa
1954
CE
-
1955
CE
This pattern was designed by Ruth Pavely in 1954.
Foot
Diameter 20 cm
Decoration
Inscription present: circular backstamp with a dolphin between the words POOLE and ENGLAND within a circle with the other words around it
Accession number: C.261-2015
Primary reference Number: 207197
Stable URI
Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Applied Arts
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