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Collection
Wheatland
Object ID
W.1935.066.003a
Date Range
1869
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Collection
Wheatland
Description
This porcelain basin, which forms a pair with a porcelain pitcher, is part of a larger toilet set which was made by Robert Persch's Porcelain Factory in Mildeneichen, which was located in the Liberec Region of the Czech Republic. Body of the basin has a white background with a floral/leaf design in blue, orange and gold.
Date Range
1869
Made By
Robert Persch Porcelain Factory
Storage Location
Wheatland, Lancaster, PA
Storage Room
North Middle Bedchamber
Storage Wall
East Wall
Storage Cabinet
Washstand
Storage Shelf
Top Surface
Object Name
Washbasin
Material
Porcelain
Height (cm)
34.29
Height (ft)
1.125
Height (in)
13.5
Diameter (cm)
9.525
Diameter (ft)
0.3125
Diameter (in)
3.75
Condition
Excellent
Condition Date
2022-06-15
Object ID
W.1935.066.003a
Place of Origin
Mildeneichen, Liberec, Czech Republic
Accession Number
W.1935.066
Images
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Collection
Wheatland
Object ID
W.1941.015.002
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Collection
Wheatland
Description
White ground with mauve transfer print design. Basin has eight facets around body and foot, wide flaring lip. Grape vine around inside and outside teh surface of the basin.
Year Range From
1839
Year Range To
1846
Made By
J. & G. Alcock Potters
Storage Location
Wheatland, Lancaster, PA
Storage Room
South Middle
Storage Wall
Northwest Wall
Storage Cabinet
Washstand
Storage Shelf
Top Surface
Object Name
Washbasin
Material
Clay
Related Publications
Godden, Geoffrey. Encyclopedia of British Pottery and Porcelain Marks. Bonanza Books: New York, 1964. page 27
Height (cm)
10.95248
Height (ft)
0.3593333333
Height (in)
4.312
Diameter (cm)
31.58998
Diameter (ft)
1.0364166667
Diameter (in)
12.437
Condition
Good
Condition Date
2022-10-31
Object ID
W.1941.015.002
Place of Origin
Cobridge, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England
Accession Number
W.1941.015
Images
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Collection
Wheatland
Object ID
W.1935.025.007a
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Collection
Wheatland
Description
Large stoneware washbasin decorated at the lip with a narrow gilt band, a wide green band with a second narrow gilt band. Center of the basin is white.
J.W. Pankhurst & Company, Charles St. & Old Hall St.
Year Range From
1852
Year Range To
1883
Made By
J. W. Pankhurst & Company
Storage Location
Wheatland, Lancaster, PA
Storage Room
Northwest Bedchamber
Storage Wall
West Wall
Storage Cabinet
Washstand
Storage Shelf
Top Surface
Object Name
Washbasin
Material
Stoneware
Related Publications
Godden, Geoffrey A. 'Encyclopaedia of British Pottery and Porcelain Marks'. Bonanza Books, New York.
Height (cm)
12.7
Height (ft)
0.4166666667
Height (in)
5
Diameter (cm)
35.56
Diameter (ft)
1.1666666667
Diameter (in)
14
Condition
Good
Condition Date
2023-02-06
Object ID
W.1935.025.007a
Place of Origin
Hanley, Staffordshire, England
Accession Number
W.1935.025
Images
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Collection
Wheatland
Object ID
W.1941.013.002
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Collection
Wheatland
Description
Porcelain Late Spode New Fayence design of brown, blue, yellow flowers, leaves, and birds. Washbasin has a petal-like outer rim. Basin is widest at outer rim, then curves in as a bowl shape before narrowing to a smaller circular foot.
Year Range From
1830
Year Range To
1847
Made By
Copeland & Garrett
Storage Location
Wheatland, Lancaster, PA
Storage Room
Southwest Bedchamber
Storage Wall
North Wall
Storage Cabinet
Washstand
Storage Shelf
Top Surface
Object Name
Washbasin
Material
Porcelain
Makers Mark
There are 3 Maker's Marks on the bottom base of the washbasin.
The first is a stamp with a circle of text:
Copeland & Garrett" on the outer of the circle, "Late Spode" on inner circle.
The second is a stamp "B.N."
The third is a stamped engraving in an oval shape with "Copeland & Garrett" on the outer of the oval and "New Fayence" on the inner of the oval.
Condition
Good
Condition Date
2023-02-16
Condition Notes
Chip on the underside of outer rim about 1.00" long
Object ID
W.1941.013.002
Notes
Found in collection and accessioned in 1941 by James Buchanan Foundation
Place of Origin
London, England
Accession Number
W.1941.013
Images
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