Bristol Sauce boat
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| Factory |
Dr Wall |
| Date made |
1749 to 1750 |
| Material |
Soft paste porcelain |
| Factory Mark |
BRISTOL |
| Mark Type |
embossed in relief |
| Clay marks |
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| Pattern Number |
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| Pattern Name |
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| Shape Name |
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| Label |
This rare sauceboat is painted with Oriental style scenes in underglaze blue. It is said to have been painted by the 'Three Dot' painter at the Bristol factory around 1750. The three rocks or blobs could be just a part of the landscape and may not relate to an individual artist. |
| Description |
Sauce boat with embossed panels and edge, painted inside and out in Oriental style with scenes in underglaze blue, incorporating 3 round blobs. |
| Provenance |
From the collection of C.W.Dyson Perrins |
| Diameter |
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| Length |
6 3/4 inches |
| Height |
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| Painter name |
three dot painter |
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| Other craftsmen name |
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| Museum No |
4 |
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