A MINTONS MAJOLICA 'CAT AND MOUSE’ FLAT IRON-SHAPED TEAPOT AND COVER
PART II OF A NEW YORK COLLECTION (LOTS 175-215)
A MINTONS MAJOLICA 'CAT AND MOUSE’ FLAT IRON-SHAPED TEAPOT AND COVER

DATE CYPHER FOR 1876, IMPRESSED UPPERCASE MARK, IMPRESSED DIAMOND REGISTRY MARK FOR 1875, SHAPE NO. 622, BLACK PAINTED 11, THE DESIGN ATTRIBUTED TO CHRISTOPHER DRESSER

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A MINTONS MAJOLICA 'CAT AND MOUSE’ FLAT IRON-SHAPED TEAPOT AND COVER
DATE CYPHER FOR 1876, IMPRESSED UPPERCASE MARK, IMPRESSED DIAMOND REGISTRY MARK FOR 1875, SHAPE NO. 622, BLACK PAINTED 11, THE DESIGN ATTRIBUTED TO CHRISTOPHER DRESSER
The bail handle surmounted by a cat eyeing a mouse with a carrot forming the finial on the cover below, the body molded in the Aesthetic taste with a frieze of alternating mice and flower-heads
8 in. (20.2 cm.) high

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Lot Essay

See N. Dawes, Majolica, New York, 1990. p. 65, fig. 111 for a turquoise example from the Joan Esch Collection noted as Aesthetic style commissioned by a designer outside the Mintons factory. Also see M. Karmason with J. Stacke, Majolica a Complete History and Illustrated Survey, New York, 1989, book jacket, frontispiece and p. 52 supporting the attribution of design to Dr. Dresser.

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