Code: 10495
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Available for sale from the Victorian era, (second half of the 19th Century c.1860-1890) is a Scottish vernacular slipware / earthenware glazed pottery baking dish c.1850-1900. Thought to be of a type attributed to Dryleys pottery, Montrose, producing vernacular slipware dishes for the domestic market.
- The dish is in a warm redddish brown glazed upper surfaces, with cream decorative flourishes and unglazed earthenware base. Unmarked.
- In good solid antique condition given age at circa 170 years of age.
A beautiful piece of Scottish vernacular earthenware pottery / kitchenalia.
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