Vase
Ref: 1753
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Painter / Maker
Painted by Louise Powell (1882-1956)
Manufactured by Wedgwood (1759-present)
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Detail
Earthenware, decorated with gold lustre
50 x 38 cm (max. widths between handles)
English (probably Tarlton, and Stoke-on-Trent), circa 1937
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Marked
Wedgwood (impressed), with painted monogram for Louise Powell and 3188 (see below)
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Exhibited
Powell Exhibition, Brook Street Galleries, London, 1937
Fine Art Society, ‘125 Years, part 2’, 2001 (see catalogue, p. 70)
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Note
For other vases of this form, decorated by Louise, and Alfred, Powell, see Good Workmanship with Happy Thought: the work of Alfred and Louise Powell, Cheltenham Art Gallery and Museum, 1992, pp. 16 and 30.
The form of this large, two-handled vase probably derives from Renaissance-period maiolica storage jars.