Factory: Copeland & Garrett
Earthenware painted underglaze in blue, onglaze in red and green enamels, and gold with a floral pattern in Imari style
White earthenware with very faintly blue tinted lead-glaze, painted underglaze in blue, onglaze in red and green, and gilded in Imari style. The warmer stands on a footring. Its deep curved sides flair outwards towards the rim. On the right side there is a bulge to admit hot water which is linked to an aperture in the rim, covered by a shallow flower-shaped cover. The plate-shaped top has alternately small and large arcs round the edge, a concave sloping rim, and a shallow well. The centre is decorated with a squat Oriental vase, flowers and waving leaves, and on the rim with a garland of twelve flowers with blue trefoil leaves below them.
History note: Nottingham Showground, Newark, where purchased on 7 December 1999 for £90 by the donor.
Given by Mrs Margaret Cook
Diameter: 24.8 cm
Height: 5 cm
Method of acquisition: Given (2019-04-29) by Cook, Margaret H., Mrs
19th Century, second quarter#
William IV
Victoria I
Circa
1833
CE
-
1847
CE
Decoration composed of enamel ( red) cobalt-blue gold
presumed lead-glaze
Glaze
white
Earthenware
Moulding
: White earthenware with very faintly blue tinted lead-glaze, painted underglaze in blue, onglaze in red and green, and gilded
Glazing
Inscription present: rectangular white paper label
Inscription present: narrow rectangular white paper stick-on label
Accession number: C.8 & A-2019
Primary reference Number: 227186
Stable URI
Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Applied Arts
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