W & R Carlton Ware temple urn | Worcester Birds pattern on Black and Yellow | 2196 Pattern_Samurai sacred music

sacred music

'O The Gallant Fishers Life it is the Best of Any

The silver plating is worn on the collar and handle and the handle does not "stand up"[that doesn't detract from the display amenity of the piece]

The technique was discovered about 1742 by Thomas Boulsover

Modeller: David Lyttleton

W & R Carlton Ware temple urn | Worcester Birds pattern on Black and Yellow | 2196 Pattern_Samurai sacred musicW & R Carlton Ware temple urn Worcester Birds pattern on Black and Yellow Pattern 2196 Yellow is historically [regardless of manufacturer] not a colour that is often seen on porcelain and pottery as it is a particularly difficult colour to fire [it tends to fire off in a kiln just like gilding does]. Generally speaking Yellow as a finish colour can only be fired once and this limits its use with many elaborate patterns. In this instance the black