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Bowl, Sugar

Object Name:
Bowl, Sugar
Object ID:
2017.014.043.2
Place of Origin:
England
Date:
1820-1830
Description:
Bowl, sugar, porcelain. Part of a 28-piece hand-painted tea set that belonged to Mary Beard Stone (1791-1875) of Dunbarton, NH.
A. Bowl. Rounded, rectangular, with two small handles on the short ends and a flared top. Decorated with hand-painted rose and blue flower patterns. Markings on bottom in red, "2659" and a cross.
B. Lid. Rounded, rectangular, with domed top and rectangular finial. Decorated with hand-painted rose and blue flower patterns. Red cross painted inside.
Material:
Ceramic
Porcelain
Dimensions:
H-3.2 W-4.7 L-7.2 inches
Provenance:
Part of the Ethel Cilley Stone Collection, consisting of objects, documents, photographs, and memorabilia related to James Stone (1780-1874) and his wife Mary East Beard Stone (1791-1875) of Dunbarton; their son Captain Andrew J. Stone (1828-1864) of Dunbarton, California, etc.; Wesley Page Stone (1833-1916) and his wife Alice Patten Cilley (1849-1934) of Dunbarton; and their daughter, schoolteacher and family historian Ethel Cilley Stone (1884-1981) of Dunbarton and Goffstown.

The collection descended to Ethel Cilley Stone. After her death, the bulk of her estate passed to her minister, Rev. Graham T. Rowley (1932-2012) of Goffstown, then to his children, the donors.
Credit Line:
Gift of Daniel T. Rowley and Elizabeth A. Rowley
Subjects:
Flowers, Porcelain
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