Majolica – Tabouret en barbotine de Joseph Holdcroft
Artiste : Joseph Holdcroft
English Majolica made in the second half of the nineteenth century by Joseph Holdcroft. The young figure seated on rockery with plants, supporting a pillow above his head. Base diameter 11 ½ x 17 ¼ inches height (circa 1870)
"Joseph Holdcroft Victorian majolica ware was produced at Daisy Bank in Longton, England from 1870 to 1885. Items can be found marked with "JHOLDCROFT" but many items can only be attributed by their patterns and rich colors that are documented to come from the Holdcroft potteries. Not only was his work inspired by designs from Minton, Wedgwood and George Jones, but he also made use of some of their actual molds."
"Joseph Holdcroft Victorian majolica ware was produced at Daisy Bank in Longton, England from 1870 to 1885. Items can be found marked with "JHOLDCROFT" but many items can only be attributed by their patterns and rich colors that are documented to come from the Holdcroft potteries. Not only was his work inspired by designs from Minton, Wedgwood and George Jones, but he also made use of some of their actual molds."
8 950 €
Epoque : 19ème siècle
Style : Autre style
Etat : Très bon état
Matière : Céramique
Hauteur : 45 cm.
Référence (ID) : 555892
Disponibilité : En stock
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