April 25, 2024
SCINDE ALCOCK 91/2" BUTTER BOWL DISH PLATE FLOW BLUE
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RARE Collection of FLOW BLUE SCINDE PATTERN 9 1/2" BUTTER DISH BOWL SUPPER PLATE JOHN & GEORGE ALCOCK STAFFORDSHIRE ORIENTAL STONE 1842 CLASSIFICATION : FLOW BLUE, Dark deep coloring Piece Description : 12 PANEL SUPPER DINNER PLATE BUTTER BOWL DISH Size : Actual measurement is 9 1/2" rim to rim at widest point - Approx 1 1/8" table to rim - 6 3/4" x 1/2" deep center PATTERN: SCINDE Manufacturer : BLUE BACKSTAMP - Diamond Ellipse SCINDE pattern name in center - Impress marking - Oriental Stone J & G Alcock, Cobridge, Scinde plate by John & George Alcock, c. 1842. Scinde or Scind, in the lower Indus valley (now Pakistan) once was the autonomous province. After an 1842 campaign led by Sir Charles Napier, the Scind was annexed by Britan. John & George Alcock also produced a Napier pattern in Flow Blue J. & G. Alcock, Cobridge, Staffordshire impressed Mfg. Mark dating from 1839 - 1846. Oriental Stone is the name given to the earthenware body Gaston's Flow Blue China Comprehensive Guide - and A Pocket Guide to Flow Blue by Jeffrey Snyder were used for reference 1/2" deep well center. I have been told these are sometimes called Butter Bowls or Butter Dishes PRETTY UNDERSIDE RIM DESIGNS (SEE PHOTO) CONDITION: NO CHIPS NO CRACKS Age appropriate glaze skips, glaze pops, inclusions, and stilt or sagger pin marks on the underside rim.
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