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Victorian Tiles
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Shape Type: Miscellaneous Pattern Type: Animals Date: 1879-1890 Dimensions:
Maker: Mintons China Works Description: A dust-pressed earthenware tile, transfer-printed underglaze in black with a design of highland cattle in mountainous country. The design is from one of two series of tiles: Animals of the Farm or Cattle Subjects. William Wise took the designs from Robert Hills' Etchings of Animals Drawn from Nature (1798-1815). Wise was one of a number of designers and illustrators who turned their hand to the design of tile decoration for Mintons China Works in the late-19th century. The tile is marked on the reverse 'MINTONS CHINA WORKS STOKE-ON-TRENT' with a globe mark lettered Minton. The printed design is signed 'W.Wise' References - Whiteley, J. "Was William Wise a Plagiarist", in Glazed Expressions, summer 1981, p. 1.; Lockett, T. Collecting Victorian Tiles, 1979, pp. 106-7. |
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