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Dish, Vegetable

Object Name:
Dish, Vegetable
Object ID:
1990.062
Creator:
Podmore, Walker & CompanyManufacturer; Evans & HillRetailer
Place of Origin:
Tunstall, Staffordshire, England
Date:
1847-1859
Description:
Vegetable Dish. Ironstone. Earthenware with light blue underglaze transfer print, in Podmore Walker & Co.'s "Warwick" pattern. Twelve-sided round bowl with slightly indented base ring. Center design shows a chalet with a large tree in the foreground and village scene in the background. Rim decoration includes nine urns separated with scrolls and flowers. Below the rim decoration on interior is a narrow band that depicts a vine with flowers. The exterior of the bowl wall includes three vignettes, two of which depict the same chalet that is on the inside. The third vignette depicts a large tree with a village scene in the background. There are two marks on the bottom reverse; a blue underglaze number "1", and in blue underglaze in several different type faces: "EVANS & HILL / Concord N.H / IMPORTERS".
Material:
Ceramic
Earthenware - Ironstone
Dimensions:
H-1.9 Dia-8.3 inches
Provenance:
Given in memory of Doris M. Vezeau (1911-1990), donor's mother. Doris lived in Sanbornville, New Hampshire.
Credit Line:
Given in Memory of Doris M. Vezeau
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