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Factory: Lowestoft Porcelain Factory (Possibly)
Porcelain painted underglaze in blue and overglaze in red and green. Narrow curved fragment from the rim of a bowl or saucer. The decoration appears to be a green grassy area with a red plant growing on it, and round the edge, a border of blue interlacingt wavy lines between bands of blue.
History note: Found in London (outside the City boundary) by G.F. Lawrence, Wandsworth, by whom given to Bernard Rackham (1876-1964)
Bequeathed by Bernard Rackham
Length: 7.2 cm
Width: 2.3 cm
Method of acquisition: Bequeathed (1964-03-12) by Rackham, Bernard
This fragment is possibly the edge of a saucer or bowl
Decoration composed of enamel ( green and red) cobalt
Accession number: C.4.62-1964
Primary reference Number: 74898
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The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Applied Arts
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