Pot, Chamber
- Object Name:
- Pot, Chamber
- Object ID:
- 1957.008.153 c-d
- Place of Origin:
- Cauldon, Staffordshire, England
- Date:
- circa 1860
- Description:
- Chamber Pot with Lid. Blue transfer-printed earthenware. Round body, with fluted panelled walls, short foot, and curved rim. Applied looped handle. Pastoral scene with cows at a river and castle in background on one side; Constantinople on the other side; rose medallion panelled and laurel leaf band around interior and exterior of rim and on back of handle. Lid is also fluted, round and has a transfer-print scene with gondoliers on a moonlit river with castle in the background. Lid has round knob handle in middle on top, with leaf and flower; rose medallion panelled and laurel leaf band around rim on top.
Marks on pot and lid bottoms include: black "15", black "s", blue print underglaze "CAULDON / ENGLAND". - Material:
- Ceramic
Earthenware - Dimensions:
- H-5.1 W-10.8 Dia-9.2 inches
- Provenance:
- From the collection of Mary C. Emery of Amesbury, MA, and Fred P. Emery of Pembroke, NH. This bequest of over 200 items from the Emery home includes both items that were inherited and items that were collected. No provenance provided on this piece.
- Credit Line:
- The Fred Parker Emery and Mary C. Emery Gift
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