Dudson Jasper ware cheese dome

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A large Dudson Jasperware cheese dome, c 1860. James Dudson was inspired by Josiah Wedgewood's jasperware with its white decoration, and started manufacturing a earthenware version of it at his Stoke on Trent pottery. A heavy earthenware body with white decoration and a wheat finial. No marks which suggests an early version of their jasperware. This is a rare design and is in excellent condition.

Dimensions: H22cm (to finial), Diameter 31cm (dish), 23cm (dome), 3 kg weight.

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Category Antique Ceramics Date 1860  Mid Victorian Antiques Material Earthenware Origin English Maker Dudson Item code as737a097 / 100202-1601 Status Sold

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