By Adams & Sons
Located in Oklahoma City, OK
A petite baby blue ironstone Wedgwood style round dish with cream sprigged relief. Created in Tunstall, this piece of stoneware is heavy and features a light blue jasperware background with an applied cream Georgian design around the sides. A textured cream ceramic rope pattern decorates the bottom around the edges. Unlike most jasperware, this bowl is glazed in clear lacquer and would be great for holding water or other liquids.
The bottom is marked in green with "Adams, Imperial Stoneware, Tunstall Est. 1657. Adams Tunstall is stamped just below.
This piece was created in Tunstall, England. At the start of the 19th century, there were 3 pottery works in the town, and by the close of the century, that number had risen to 13. Infamous potters located in the town have been the Adams dynasty of potters founded by William Adams, as well as Alfred Meakin, Booths founded by Enoch...
Category
Early 20th Century English Georgian Oklahoma - Pottery
MaterialsIronstone, Paint, Ceramic