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Bowl

Object Name:
Bowl
Object ID:
1981.039.01
Place of Origin:
England
Date:
1770-1800
Description:
Bowl. Creamware earthenware. Deep bowl, with ribbed sides and scalloped edge. Round straight foot. Typed paper label on bowl, obverse: "MARY EASTMAN / Feb.16.1771 / Sept 10.1864. / married / Aug 27.1789 / Ezekiel Edgerly." Printed in ink on reverse: "This dish was our Great Grand- / mother Eastman's who lived in / Salsbury, Mass. It is now 1904, nearly one hundred and fifty / years old. / Laura F. Edgerly." Bowl is encased in a square oak box with glass top and bottom.
Material:
Ceramic
Earthenware - Creamware
Dimensions:
H-3.5 Dia-10.6 inches
Provenance:
Provenance printed on bowl suggests that it was given as a gift to Mary Eastman (1771-1864) upon her marriage to Ezekiel Edgerly (1764-1836) in 1789, and that it previously belonged to Mary Eastman's mother, Ann Brown Eastman. Name on plate is that of Laura Freeman Edgerly (1830-1910), granddaughter of Mary & Ezekiel Edgerly.
Credit Line:
Gift of Patricia Edgerly
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