Pitcher
Staffordshire, England
1815-1830
Measurements
7-1/2 in x 8-1/2 in x 6-3/4 in (dia)
Materials
Silver luster glazed white earthenware
Credit Line
Historic Odessa Foundation, The David Wilson Mansion, Inc.
Accession Number
1971.819
Condition Notes
The pitcher has a filled repair that occupies about one-third of the bottom inside the foot-ring.
Provenance
Ex coll. Mrs. E. Tatnall (Mary Corbit) Warner
Comments
The molded white earthenware pitcher has a bulbous body with a high shoulder beneath a cylindrical neck. The shape of the squared C scroll handle opposite the large spout helps date the object. The pitcher has a silver luster (lustre) glaze created from platinum metallic salts that gives it a stylish appearance.
For another example of silver luster, see a small oval dish, accession no. 1959.3574.