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CIRCA 1871, IMPRESSED MINTON MARK, SHAPE NO. 616, VARIOUS SHAPES AND MONOGRAMS, PAINTED BLUE MONOGRAM WJG FOR THE PAINTER W.J.GOODE
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A LARGE MINTON MAJOLICA RENAISSANCE-STYLE EWER
CIRCA 1871, IMPRESSED MINTON MARK, SHAPE NO. 616, VARIOUS SHAPES AND MONOGRAMS, PAINTED BLUE MONOGRAM WJG FOR THE PAINTER W.J.GOODE
Modelled after Jeannest, painted by William Goode after designs by Ellen Montalba, with three panels of maidens in landscape symbolising Tragic, Epic and Lyric Pottery, flanked by Cupids symbolising Victory, Grief, Despair and Love
28 ½ in. (72.2 cm.) high
CIRCA 1871, IMPRESSED MINTON MARK, SHAPE NO. 616, VARIOUS SHAPES AND MONOGRAMS, PAINTED BLUE MONOGRAM WJG FOR THE PAINTER W.J.GOODE
Modelled after Jeannest, painted by William Goode after designs by Ellen Montalba, with three panels of maidens in landscape symbolising Tragic, Epic and Lyric Pottery, flanked by Cupids symbolising Victory, Grief, Despair and Love
28 ½ in. (72.2 cm.) high
Exhibited
Almost certainly exhibited at the International Exhibition, London, 1871. Further information available on request.