Lion

Minneapolis Institute of Art

Lion

Manufacturer: Lyman Fenton & Co.LinkedCulture matchlcp-268582be2f86

Date
c. 1849–58
Medium
Glazed earthenware
Department
Arts of the Americas
Institution
Minneapolis Institute of Art
Object ID
8244

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Lyman Fenton & Co., otherwise known as the United States Pottery Company, was nationally known for utlitarian and sculptural wares, some inpired by English ceramics. The company was famous for its yellow ware decorated with the color-flecked flint enamel glazes seen on the object here. Americas

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Credit line
The William Hood Dunwoody Fund

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