Vintage spongeware bowl

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Vintage spongeware bowl

Vintage Red Wing Pottery stoneware mixing bowl, made in Minnesota in the s or 30s. Size number 7, as impressed on base. This is the only marking on the bowl which indicates the age. Early Spongeware bowls did not have any writing or stamp on the bottom. Red Wing reproduced the bowl in the 60s and 70s, adding a blue or red stamp reading Red Wing Oven Ware. This particular pattern is often sought by collectors due to its two-colour design and iconic shape. Could make a lovely planter for succulents. Condition : This is an excellent example of nearly year old Americana stoneware. It is in very good condition given its age. It does have one small chip on the outside of the bottom edge - see photos for details. Measurements :

Round Fruit Bowl.

American stoneware was the most popular dishware of the 19th century in the United States. Produced mostly by potters on the east coast, blue and white spongeware was created for utilitiarian use and remains in good condition today due to it's durablity. The color of antique spongeware was made by applying the cobalt oxide to the pottery piece with a sponge or rag. Sponges were cut into various sizes and stamped all over a piece or sponged border with a hand-painted central design. The pieces shown are representative of items we have, to inquire about purchasing a specific piece please email shop noelpittman.

Explore the charming history of sponge printing as Ellie Tennant dips into a thoroughly British pottery technique. Photographs Rachel Whiting. The art of decorating pottery by hand using sponge printing is nothing new. Some of the Minoan ceramics from 4, years ago on display in the Archaeological Museum in Heraklion, Crete, are decorated with basic sponge stippling. But the technique evolved in Britain during the 19th century, when potteries in England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland began to use fine-pored sponges cut into shapes to print simple, coloured patterns on to inexpensive earthenware. Antiques dealer Robert Young , who has a personal spongeware collection of pieces, says a lot of it was unmarked because it was decorated by individuals at home. Women would pick up cheap blanks from the pottery, sponge them on the kitchen table, then return them for the second firing. As such, collections are rare — even the Victoria and Albert Museum only has a small selection of relatively refined mid 18th-century sponged creamware from Staffordshire potteries on show.

Vintage spongeware bowl

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Fruit Shaped Bowl. The shape is very unusual and it is a perfect. This item has been. Are you sure you want to delete this wishlist? Shipping calculated at checkout. Lovely spongeware dish Probably Welsh Wonderful naive decoration. Large 19thc Spongeware Mixing or Fruit Bowl. A great looking tortoise shell spongeware glazed mixing bowl. Login Explore more products Add products. Priced listed is per bowl. A very stylish vintage studio pottery decanter and stopper made in Wales at the Laugharne Pottery. A handsome and large tortoise shell spongeware bowl with incised decoration. Antique Crockery. This is the only marking on the bowl which indicates the age. By Elsinore Pottery Co.

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Early 20th century spongeware stoneware bowl Measures: 10" diameter x 5. This item. Category Midth Century Italian Ashtrays. Lovely spongeware dish Probably Welsh Wonderful naive decoration. Discount code cannot be combined with the offers applied to the cart. A handsome and large tortoise shell spongeware bowl with incised decoration. Super rare and very hard to fi Spongeware 19th Century Cook Ware Bowl. Produced mostly by potters on the east coast, blue and white spongeware was created for utilitiarian use and remains in good condition today due to it's durablity. This is most interesting stoneware bowl with a combo of bands around the outside of the bowl and. This sponge bowl is in great condition and is.