A superb pair of jasperware bough pots. Probably Daniel Steel circa 1796-1800.

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A superb pair of jasperware bough pots. Probably Daniel Steel circa 1796-1800.See our website periodceramicsandantiques. org. Description. A very rare and fine set of jasperware bough pots, almost certainly by Daniel Steel, decorated with white relief reserves containing cherubic scenes. The border relief is in the Steel style ( see "English Dry Bodied Stoneware" by Diana Edwards and Rodney Hampson). Arcaded rim. Two very similar pieces were recently sold by John Howard. Condition. In overall good antique condition. Both covers

there are patches of wear in the glaze in the cavetto

in "In Search of James Giles" makes the point that utilisation of the Meissen Mark is a clear flag as to a Giles origin

The piece is pattern IC 21 in Branyan

if that is desired

painted with finely executed Billingsley-style roses

Handle shape is illustrated in cat

Old collector's labels for the Daniel Collection

Extensive crazing and some discolouration

early 19th century

without groove

His salary rose by six livres in both 1772 and 1773

5 in length