Ewer painted by Arthur Pearce for Doulton
Object No. A2778-185
Ewer, Morrisian Ware, porcelain (bone china) painted by Arthur Pearce, made by Doulton & Co, Burslem, England, 1891-1902
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Summary
Physical Description
A ewer, made of wheel-thrown porcelain, with an ovoid body and bearing a decoration of girls playing with a long wreath. A pedestal foot rises to an ovoid body, surmounted by a tall, narrow, flaring neck, with a flaring rim and pouring lip. A strap handle extends from the shoulder to the rim. The body is decorated with a blue and white scene of five girls playing with a long, outstretched wreath, in a garden setting of fruit trees and flower beds, with a raised floral gilt background. The lower body and shoulder are decorated with a band of blue floral designs. The foot is decorated with a band of blue and raised gilt floral designs. The neck is decorated with fruit and leaves on a pale blue background. The handle is painted dark blue. The foot, rim and handle are edged in gold.
DIMENSIONS
Height
272 mm
Width
110 mm
Diameter
69 mm
PRODUCTION
Notes
Painted by A Pearce and manufactured by Doulton and Co. Date refers to time period of maker's mark.
HISTORY
Notes
Displayed in the Royal Doulton Exhibition at Centre Point Tower, Sydney, 1979. Catalogue number B112.
SOURCE
Acquisition Date
15 August 1932
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