Lot 61

Overall condition and appearance good
Light wear to the decoration in places
Two very small losses to the footrim
Various hairline cracks to the interior, most notably to the base
Minor 'fleabite' type chip to the spout
Surface scratches and scuffs to the exterior of the body, in some cases over the decoration
Some very minor losses to the finial of the cover
Please note this has not been inspected under UV light


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Haslam and Whiteway, London, from whom acquired by Terence Lane in October, 1975

Grace Bros. Department Store, Wedgwood: the Australian Heritage, Sydney, 19 October–7 November, 1987, cat. 20
Myer Department Store, Wedgwood: the Australian Heritage, Melbourne, 16 November–December, 1987, cat. 20
National Gallery of Victoria, Three Centuries of Wedgwood: Art, Industry, and Design, Melbourne, 28 July–9 October, 1995

[Brooklyn Museum et al], Proceedings of the Twenty-Seventh Annual Wedgwood International Seminar (1982), pp 89 and 93, fig. 9