£1875
Dated: 1810 Yorkshire England
This rare money box was made at the Mexborough Pottery in Yorkshire in the early 19th century. The money box is egg-shaped and relief-decorated with a tulip in vibrant Pratt colours. A male and a female are modeled standing on either side of the oval box, and a black-and-white dog is lying at the base. The rim of the base is sponge decorated in blue, black, and mustard in the true Mexborough style.
Dimensions: 5 inches high 5 inches long
Current Condition: Fine condition with only a minor old and fine stable hairline at reverse
Provenance: Private collection Cotswold's England
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This rare money box was made at the Mexborough Pottery in Yorkshire in the early 19th century.
The money box is egg-shaped and relief-decorated with a tulip in vibrant Pratt colours.
A male and a female are modeled standing on either side of the oval box, and a black-and-white dog is lying at the base.
The rim of the base is sponge decorated in blue, black, and mustard in the true Mexborough style.
| Dimensions | 5 × 5 in |
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