Lot Essay
Cf. William Blake, Wedgwood Creamware Shapes, Catalogue (1817), p. 10, fig. 781. See also the example sold in these Rooms, 10 December 1979, lot 59.
EARLY 19TH CENTURY, IMPRESSED UPPER-CASE MARKS, 4 TO STAND
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A Wedgwood creamware cruet-stand and five bottles
Early 19th Century, impressed upper-case marks, 4 to stand
The stand with central baluster carrying-handle surrounded by apertures for bottles within a gallery pierced and moulded with foliage swags and standing on three bracket feet, with two bottles and stoppers for oil and vinegar (stopper to one bottle perhaps a replacement), two pierced castors and a mustard-pot and cover
The stand 7½in. (19cm.) high (6)
Early 19th Century, impressed upper-case marks, 4 to stand
The stand with central baluster carrying-handle surrounded by apertures for bottles within a gallery pierced and moulded with foliage swags and standing on three bracket feet, with two bottles and stoppers for oil and vinegar (stopper to one bottle perhaps a replacement), two pierced castors and a mustard-pot and cover
The stand 7½in. (19cm.) high (6)