Bronze Age Gold from Wales

Tea bowl and saucer

Unknown (Factory)

Tea bowl, pearlware with a slight blue tinge to the glaze, standing on a short cylindrical foot-rim, rounded curving sides; transfer-printed in underglaze blue with around the exterior sides the 'Queen Charlotte lily' pattern, a repeating pattern of stylized lilies and scrolling foliage, a further sprig of this pattern to the interior bottom of the bowl, blue bands around the lip-rim. Saucer, pearlware with a slight blue tinge to the glaze, short cylindrical foot-rim and curving sides; transfer-printed in underglaze blue with around the sides of the well the 'Queen Charlotte lily' pattern as on the tea bowl, a further sprig of this pattern to the centre of the well, blue bands around the edge of the well and the rim.

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Collection Area

Art

Item Number

NMW A 36221

Creation/Production

Role: Production
Role: Factory
Place: England
Period: 19th century (early)

Acquisition

Bequest, 1929

Measurements

Height (cm): 4.7
diam (cm): 7.5
Height (in): 1
diam (in): 2
Height (cm): 3.2
diam (cm): 11.6
Height (in): 1
diam (in): 4

Techniques

Wheel-thrown
Forming
Applied Art
Press-moulded
Forming
Applied Art
Transfer-printed
Decoration
Applied Art
Glazed
Decoration
Applied Art

Material

Pearlware
Glaze

Location

In store
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