A Finely Painted Reticulated Creamware Small Tazza/Basket c.1795

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A Finely Painted Reticulated Creamware Small Tazza/Basket c.1795Description. A very fine quality small basket or tazza. Arcaded rim, highlighted in brown enamel. Inner border finely painted with leaves and foliage. Basketweave moulding to the entirety of the internal part of the bowl, the centre being left unmoulded and surrounded by another brown line. Basketweave foot, again highlighted in brown. Unmarked. We have examined the pattern books of the Leeds Pottery, Wedgwood, Castleford, Don pottery, Whitehead,

27cm in length

alternating with scrolling wreaths

used by Bow in its earlier years

A finely painted

The similar Philip Christian and Seth Pennington versions of the creamer omit the entwined dolphins

a lovely pair of Continental (probably French) footed vases

with a variety of floral sprays

Bradshaw makes the point that this might be a reissue of the missing model emblematic of hearing

The piece is painted and gilded in the "Irish" pattern (quite why the pattern is called the Irish pattern in the Chamberlain pattern books is unclear)

and playing a drum (representing music)

A superbly painted Bow platter

feather-edged

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