rare minton bat printed spill vase 'the church at bury st. edmund's', c.1820

A rare example of Minton's early, unmarked porcelain bat printed wares. Produced in Stoke on Trent around 1820. Decorated with a print of the church at Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk. This current piece identified from an original, engraved copper plate in the Minton Archive and illustrated in G. H. Priestman's 'An Illustrated Guide to Minton Pottery 1796-1836. p.355 pl.B51. There is a faint hairline crack to the rim approximately 1.5cm long. The printed decoration is in very good, unworn condition. Please note: The purchase price includes postage and packing.

Antiques.co.uk Ref: UDA6859K

Maker/Artist:

Minton

Materials:

Porcelain

Width (cm):

5.0cm

Height (cm):

9.0cm

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