Vase
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Maker
Manufactured by Minton (1793-1968)
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Detail
Parian ‘Celadon Ware’
35 (high) x 33 (maximum width x 13 cm (diameter of foot)
English (Stoke-on-Trent), 1866
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Marked
‘MINTON’, model number ‘1037’, date mark for 1866, and ‘M’ [?], all incised under base (see left)
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Provenance
[…]; Aldridges, Bath, date unknown, lot 125; private collection until 2020
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Collection
Private collection
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Notes
According to Joan Jones, the original design, dating from around 1862, is recorded in the Minton Archive as ‘1037 VASE RAMSHEAD HANDLES, FOLIAGE AND TRAGIC MASKS (M) EMBOSSED’.
A contemporary photographic record, kindly supplied by Earl Martin, is found in a Minton Shape Book, also part of the Minton Archive; it shows this model (with its lid, missing on the present example). The photograph (see left) records ‘No 1037 / Vase / H 20 in’.
For a version in majolica, see Victoria Cecil, Minton ‘Majolica’: An Historical Survey and Exhibition Catalogue, [Jeremy Cooper], 1982, p. 78, no. 116. Another example, also in majolica, was sold Sotheby’s (London), 24 May 2006, lot 82.