Kakiemon-style decoration: large daisy-like flowers with leaves and birds. Characteristics of the Cookworthy period: sprial wreathing, air bubbles, small pitmarks and iron stains. The first factory for hard-paste porcelain. Marked on the base in red enamel.
More information
Title of artwork, date
Plymouth porcelain teapot, 1768–1770
Date supported
1985
Medium and material
Porcelain
Dimensions
15 cm
Grant
250
Total cost
1000
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