Small Staffordshire Bowl Pearlware Showing a Deer England Circa 1820

$260.00

This is a small bowl that displays a beautiful scene of a stag standing at the edge of a clearing. In the background, there is a small house with a fenced garden. This type of earthenware is known as Salopian pottery, which was popular in the early 19th century in England. Salopian pottery is associated with various pottery manufacturers, especially Caughley Porcelain Works in Shropshire, England. The colors used in this printed scene are subtle green, yellow, orange, black, and gray. The top edge of the bowl is adorned with a band of “pearls.” The inside of the bowl is decorated with a deer at the bottom of the well, and there is a band of leaves and flowers around the top edge.

Dimensions: 5.5″ diameter x 2.75″ tall

Condition: there are tiny nicks on the inner rim that do not show on the outside of the bowl (see images)

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