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Pitcher

Object Name:
Pitcher
Object ID:
1957.015.02.2
Creator:
Sutherland, Daniel (1817-1871)Potter
Place of Origin:
Longton, Staffordshire, England
Date:
circa 1860
Description:
Pitcher. Porcelain. Molded, bulbous pitcher with rococo ornament, footed base, spring handle, black decoration. Obverse: "Son of Temperance" which depicts a man holding a girl. The man is seated on a bench which also has a bee skep on it. There is also in the scene flowers and a book. Reverse: "Daughters of Temperance" which depicts a woman seated on the ground holding two children. Also on the ground is a bundle of flowers on one side and a bundle of grain on the other. On the front is "Love Purity Fidelity" which has a triangle, sunburst and clouds. Flying eagle on shield with arrows inside lip. Gilt decoration. Mark on bottom; "Sutherland Commission Agents, Caroline, Longton, Staffordshire".
Black transfer print design, includes text "LOVE PURITY FIDELITY" / "DAUGHTERS OF TEMPERANCE" / "SON OF TEMPERANCE", with images of eagles and the all-seeing eye. Marked on the bottom, "SUTHERLAND / CAROL[INE] / LONGTON / POTTERIES / STAF[FO]R[D]SHIRE / COMMISSION AGENT".
Material:
Ceramic
Dimensions:
H-5.1 W-6.4 D-4.35 inches
Credit Line:
Gift of Margaret H. Jewell
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