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A rare Cockpit Hill creamware sauce boat Circa 1765A rare Cockpit Hill creamware sauce boat Circa 1765

A rare Cockpit Hill creamware sauce boat Circa 1765,

A Cockpit Hill (Derbyshire) moulded creamware sauce boat with basketweave reserved on the sides with a foliate scroll edged cartouche containing a pineapple growing in a pot, the moulding to both side is picked out in green, iron red and yellow, Creamware was developed by Josiah Wedgwood in response to the huge demand for tableware which could be durable and attractive, It was first introduced in 1761, 14.5cms

For similar basketweave moulding on a teapot, see Donald Towner, Creamware, pl, 46a, p 103.

Condition -minor wear slight discolouration to interior,No restoration or repair

GBP £375.00 Stock No; 0021

 

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