Date:1830 - 1835 (c.)
Description:Earthenware bowl. Worming was achieved by using a three-chambered slip-bottle, patented in 1811, which allowed several colours of slip to be applied at once. The slip-bottle had a hollow quill from each chamber and the potter either blew into the bottle or poured the slip out onto the pot. A series of over-lapping three-coloured drops of slip produced the wormed pattern. The jugs, bowls and pepper pot were excavated at Burslem Market Place in 1998.
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Earthenware jugs, bowls and a pepper pot. Height of large bowl 135mm. Worming was achieved by using ...
Earthenware jug. Worming was achieved by using a three-chambered slip-bottle, patented in 1811, which ...
Earthenware bowl. Height 135mm Worming was achieved by using a three-chambered slip-bottle, patented ...
Earthenware bowl. Worming was achieved by using a three-chambered slip-bottle, patented in 1811, which ...
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Donor ref:1999.K4 (159/20761)
Source: Potteries Museum & Art Gallery
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