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Printing on porcelain 1750-1800 
Courtesy of the Ironbridge Gorge Museums Trust
Pattern Source Source Description: The source of this print is one of a series of 28 engravings depicting horses of different nations produced in 1590 by Antonio Tempesta. This one is no 18 in the series -- the Polish horse. It is to be noted that the source print does not depict any bees. |
Shape Type: Miscellaneous Pattern Type: Animals Date: 1780-92 Dimensions:
Maker: Caughley Description: This very rare print is currently only known on this cabbage leaf mask jug. It depicts a Rearing Horse, apparently spooked by a swarm of bees. To either side are Pine Cone prints and a rather crest-like print of an arm brandishing a whip is placed on one side of the neck. The jug has a cell border and bears an "S" mark for Salopian. |
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