Clews Pottery Chestnut Basket c.1820 Blue & White Romantic Ruins / Donkey Glass

Clews Pottery Chestnut Basket c.1820 Blue & White Romantic Ruins / Donkey GlassThe Ralph & James Clews chestnut basket from around 1820 is a remarkable piece of blue and white transferware earthenware pottery. The Clews brothers operated in Cobridge, Stoke on Trent, England, from 1815 to 1834, specializing in intricate blue printed wares. Their designs often catered to both domestic and export markets, with patterns like "Romantic Ruins" also known as Donkey & Ruins showcasing picturesque landscapes and architectural scenes. The

Inspection found some two very small glaze loss to the edges of the base corners

In imperial times

His company operated until 1988

The entire scene would liftoff to reveal a tray beneath

Held's creations have earned prestigious awards and are featured in prominent collections

Many of her works include floral motifs and are noted for their vibrant colors and elegant forms

She contributed to the decorative work of several prominent designers

peachy or pink-toned glaze

Color Variants: The Florentine pattern comes in several color variants

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shaped like a miniature version of the temple

Her work is celebrated for its intricate designs and attention to detail