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Bowl with distorted
rim and green iridescent splash
running into the
swirling base.
Marks : Linthorpe /
2028.
Some earlier
versions carry the Chr Dresser facsimile.
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Dresser jug with
running and mottled glaze.
Similar vessels can
be seen in Africa today.
Marks : Linthorpe /
377 / HT.
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Two vases decorated
by Clara Pringle with irises on an
ivory ground
shading to a golden lustre at the base.
The use of gold
leaf is very unusual as is the lustrous
glaze to the inner
neck.
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Dresser plaque with
specimen plant on a matt, dark blue
spray gun
background.
Marks : Linthorpe /
Chr Dresser / HT.
Some of these Plaques
have no shape or mould number
although the shapes were widely used.
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Early Dresser shape
number 159. The lighter colour
running over the
dark brown ground has partly
disappeared in the
kiln.
Right. Classical Dresser funnel shape
number 114.
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A striking
Linthorpe vase, mould number 1747.
Frilled rim and
loop handles with a blue and yellow
running glaze.
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