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Lot 539 - Winchcombe Pottery Three early slipware

Winchcombe Pottery slipware 2016.

James Miles, Decorative Arts & Antiques Dealer offers this Margaret Hine (1927-87) Studio Pottery Slipware Dish, dated 1951, £490.

Dated: 1700 to 1725 earthenware ceramic pottery slipware slip Slipware pottery dot decorated cup of diminutive size probably Staffordshire dating to early 18th century. This cup is full of charm and exudes historical integrity. Dimensions:2.5 inches high,3.5 inches wide,2.25 inches long Current Condition: Some historical wear to glaze which is crackled in places. Chip restored at rim. Provenance: Mackay-Field Collection

18TH CENTURY

The earthenware Harvest Pitcher is a slip scraffito decorated example, under the pouring lip is the main central image of two birds and an abundance of leaves and vines on the upper body. At the back of the jug under the handle is a motto in script which reads; "Beware the Potter Said to the lump of Clay, I'll be burnt first Saucily responded the Mud" This piece is the work of George Fishley and produced at the beginning of the 19th century. The depiction of birds from the Fremington and…

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