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Artist/Maker (est. 1751)

Pitcher

1765-1790
Place madeWorcester, England, Europe
Porcelain
Overall: 11 1/2 in. (29.2 cm)
Gift of Mr. Charles E. Dunlap
1952.23a
DescriptionCabbage leaf molded soft paste porcelain mask pitcher with the face of a sleepy bearded man below lip and a c-scroll handle; the ovoid body is printed in underglaze blue with three naturalistic flower groups each separated by a butterfly; the straight cylindrical neck is painted with two fruit garlands; the top is bordered by a broad band of molded pointed leaves; handle has a flower spray; mark in the form of a painted, open crescent.
Markingsdealer's label: on underside: "Jas A. Lewis & Son, Inc."
ClassificationsCERAMICS
Worcester
1765-1790
1957.281
Worcester
1765-1790
1952.23b
Dish with cabbage leaves
Worcester
1760-1765
1957.299
Bowl
Worcester
1770-1780
1957.293b
Drainer dish
Worcester
1760-1770
1957.296
Chestnut basket, cover, and stand
Worcester
1770-1775
1957.283a-c
Junket dish
Worcester
1765-1780
1957.298a
Sugar bowl
Worcester
1775-1785
1957.292ab
Serving dish
Worcester
1770-1780
1957.297a
Saucer
Worcester
1775-1782
1957.303a
Bowl
Worcester
1765-1785
1957.293a