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Collection of Linthorpe Art Pottery

Christopher Dresser, Linthorpe Art Pottery, 1881-1889

Linthorpe Pottery was established in 1879 just 1/2 mile from the museum and traded for only 10 years. This collection of 12 items has been carefully selected from a larger collection to represent a number of interpretative themes. Most of Dresser's designs were intended for mass production but some of his most innovative designs were made in very small numbers like the 'onion' shape vase and the dome shaped vase.
Christopher Dresser; Linthorpe Art Pottery, Collection of Linthorpe Art Pottery, 1881-1889, Dorman Museum, Art Funded 2005. Art Map 2019 USED. Art Map 2018 USED.

Linthorpe Pottery was established in 1879 just 1/2 mile from the museum and traded for only 10 years.

Linthorpe Pottery was established in 1879 just 1/2 mile from the museum and traded for only 10 years. This collection of 12 items has been carefully selected from a larger collection to represent a number of interpretative themes.

Most of Dresser's designs were intended for mass production but some of his most innovative designs were made in very small numbers like the 'onion' shape vase and the dome shaped vase.

More information

Title of artwork, date

Collection of Linthorpe Art Pottery, 1881-1889

Date supported

2005

Medium and material

Ceramic

Dimensions

Various

Grant

3,500

Total cost

7,995

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