ITEM: Doulton was known chiefly for its utilitarian stoneware and earthenware until about 1871, when students of the Lambeth School of Art began decorating Doulton salt-glazed brown stoneware. The students’ work may be considered not only a source of renewed interest in ornamental stoneware but also the first noteworthy example of artist-pottery in England.
SIZE: 6.5" tall, 4" diameter at base, 2.25" diameter at mouth
COLORS: ochre, tan
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