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Child's yellow glazed mug, ca. 1820 |
I thought I would mark the birth of my newest grandson with some children's patterns made for boys.
Children's china was often intended as a reward of merit or a christening gift. Here are a few of my favorites. All are from the first half of the 19th century.
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Child's mug, 2 inches high by 1.88 inches in diameter, ca. 1825 |
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Child's plate, 7.5 inches in diameter, ca. 1830 |
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Child's mug, 2.75 inches high, ca. 1840 |
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Child's creamware plate, 5.62 inches in diameter, ca, 1820 |
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Child's Yellow glazed mug, 2.5 inches high, ca, 1820 |
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Two of my dear boys/November 6, 2013 |
Beautiful post! Lovely transfer ware and lovely boys.
ReplyDeleteThank you! To paraphrase Ben Jonson the boys "are my best work!"
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