Teapot and cover
Teapot and cover
Teapot and cover
Teapot and cover
Teapot and cover
Teapot and cover

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Teapot and cover

British
y811 a-b

Information

Title
Teapot and cover
Medium
Luster-painted earthenware
Dimensions
17.2 x 26.4 x 13.1 cm (6 3/4 x 10 3/8 x 5 3/16 in.)
Credit Line
Livingston Collection
Object Number
y811 a-b
Place Made

Europe, England, Stafforshire

Culture
British
Type
ceramics, teapots
Materials
earthenware
Subject
plant-derived motifs, flowers (plants), running ornament, flowers, scalloping

Possibly Emily Augusta Green Livingston (1837-1900) [1], New York City; possibly by descent to William Blackwell II, Princeton University Class of 1891 (1869-1915); gift to the Princeton University Art Museum, ca. 1900.

[1] Internal documents at the Princeton University Art Museum demonstrate that the Livingston Collection represents at least two groups of European ceramics. The first arrived in ca. 1897 as part of the collection of Emily Augusta Green Livingston. After her death in 1900, her son William Blackwell II donated further works to the collection, possibly from the collection inherited from his mother. These two groups of ceramics were treated as a single collection at the Princeton University Art Museum and accessioned in three batches between their arrival and 1937.

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