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Description: | inscription, enamelling (by hand), black and red surrounded by scrolls, R. & A. COPLAND. NEWCASTLE
1845
mark, impressing, curved, SEWELL
Ewer, moulded earthenware ewer with cream-coloured tin glaze, squat, segmented body with low foot and foot-rim, flaring wide neck and mouth, elaborate scroll handl. Green underglaze floral transfers around rim and mouth (inside and out) and on handle. Polychrome enamel inscription 'R & A Copland. Newcastle 1845' on the front. Transfer on each side, underglaze green with brown overglaze over-printing and polychrome enamel 1) girl in garden with pet bird 2) she finds cat eating bird.
Aspect: technique, Description: moulding
Aspect: surface treatment, Description: transfer-printing (underglaze green) & enamelling (polychrome)
Part: transfer-printing, Aspect: subject, Description: genre (girl feeding pet bird) & genre (girl finding cat killing bir) & floral & landscape
Material: earthenware
Part: transfer-printing, Colour: green
Part: transfer-printing, Colour: brown | Source: | Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums | Identifier: | emu.ecatalogue.decorativeart&design.2733 | Go to resource |
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