Feb 7
Bovine figure of the day: Pearlware Cow Creamer
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Bovine figure of the day: Pearlware Cow Creamer
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Horse figure of the day: Pearlware Zebra
Nesting nun pigeon tureen
Staffordshire, England, 1800-40
Earthenware (pearlware), lead glaze
11.15 (H) , 18.05 (L) , 9.5 (W) cm
On display at Winterthur’s “Outside In: Nature-inspired Design at Winterthur” exhibition
1996.0004.185.002a,b
Fragments from at least 31 hand-painted pearlware vessels were found during the 1999 excavations at Second Fort Crawford in Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin. This bowl from the Enlisted Men’s Quarters is painted with a distinctive, two-tone blue design. It has a dark blue band near the rim and two different types of leaves in both light and dark blue. It also exhibits a leaf inside. MVAC staff saw a fragment of a bowl with this same design in collections from previous excavations at Fort Snelling, near St. Paul, Minnesota. The bowl from Second Fort Crawford might have been painted by the same person, or might have come from the same set of bowls. This is interesting, as many soldiers serving at Second Fort Crawford also served at Fort Snelling for a time.
pearlware 1792. fruit basket.
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Fragments of at least 49 pearlware vessels were recovered during the 1999 excavations at Second Fort Crawford in Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin. These included undecorated pearlware vessels along with decorations such as transfer print, hand painted, annular designed, and edged decorated. Transfer printed vessels are the most prevalent in the pearlware assemblage from the fort, with portions of at least 23 transfer printed vessels recovered.
The pearlware transfer print platter pictured here has large flowers surrounding the rim with a band of heartlike designs at the edge. Although this platter is broken, the remaining portion of the center scene shows two men in a boat, on a lake surrounded by flowers, shrubs, and buildings. This scene is surrounded by a white wavy band that separates it from the large flowers on the rim.
Fragments from at least 31 hand-painted pearlware vessels were found during the 1999 excavations at Second Fort Crawford in Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin. This bowl from the Enlisted Men’s Quarters is painted with a distinctive, two-tone blue design. It has a dark blue band near the rim and two different types of leaves in both light and dark blue. It also exhibits a leaf inside. MVAC staff saw a fragment of a bowl with this same design in collections from previous excavations at Fort Snelling, near St. Paul, Minnesota. The bowl from Second Fort Crawfordmight have been painted by the same person, or might have come from the same set of bowls. This is interesting, as many soldiers serving at Second Fort Crawford also served at Fort Snelling for a time.
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