Rare Job Ridgway Cauldon Place Compote, Pattern B1154, Newly Discovered Pattern, Circa 1808-1814

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Rare Job Ridgway Cauldon Place Compote, Pattern B1154, Newly Discovered Pattern, Circa 1808-1814

A rare footed compote from the Cauldon … Read more Rare Job Ridgway Cauldon Place Compote, Pattern B1154, Newly Discovered Pattern, Circa 1808-1814

A rare footed compote from the Cauldon Place Works of Job Ridgway, Staffordshire, England, circa 1808-1814, pattern B1154. The piece features a molded basketweave and trellis border with a shaped, pierced double-handled rim, raised on a scalloped footed base. The decoration consists of hand-painted mulberry/puce florals, including full-blown roses, rosebuds, and scattered sprigs, over a finely molded relief ground.

This pattern (B1154) has recently been identified as a newly discovered and previously undocumented Ridgway design, making this piece a genuine contribution to the recorded history of early Cauldon Place production. A wonderful acquisition for collectors of early English ceramics or Ridgway specialists.

Dimensions: 14 1/2"L x 10"W x 6"H

Condition: Excellent overall condition. Very minor use and wear from age/use. No chips or cracks. See less