April 25, 2024
CHILD'S BLUE PEARLWARE TOY TUREEN ~ VINE BERRIES 1835
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Fine Child's TransferwarePearlware Covered Tureen VINE AND BERRIES possibly HackwoodStaffordshire Englandc. 1835 This is a scarce miniature transferware 2-piece vegetable tureen, circa 1840, originally part of a complete miniature children's dinner service. The octagonal shaped raised pedestal base measures 4 3/4" long with press moulded handles. The lid has a press moulded finial with the impression of fruit. With the lid in place, the tureen stands 2 3/4" tall. It is finished with pearlware glaze. Extremely well potted, to the standards usually only seen in full-size Staffordshire table wares, transfer printed in a bright and cheery sky blue. It is decorated in a delicate overall trailing sheet print of berries or hopberries on a vine. The tureen is unmarked. The pattern is found in the Milbourn book "Understanding Miniature British Pottery & Porcelain" (p. 109). The pattern is attributed to William Hackwood, or its successor Cockson & Harding one of the fine potteries in the Staffordshire region of England c 1835. The piece is in verygood condition. A glaze flake on one handle and on the foot rim, but no chips, cracks, or repairs. Stilt marks and other typical manufacturing imperfections mentioned for accuracy's sake only. The transfer is applied as perfectly as we have ever seen for this pattern, making it an ideal piece to
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