Earthenware coffee teapot with purple metallic decoration of a landscape scene.

Art Institute of Chicago

Coffee Pot

England, StaffordshireLinkedCulture matchlcp-64566c072f9b

Date
c. 1820
Medium
Lead-glazed earthenware with purple lustre decoration
Culture
Staffordshire
Department
Applied Arts of Europe
Institution
Art Institute of Chicago
Object ID
5910
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Credit line
Gift of Kate S. Buckingham
Provenance
Rev. Pleasant Hunter (c. 1855–1926; also Dr. Pleasant Hunter), Newark, NJ; sold, American Art Galleries, New York, Jan. 1913, to Kate Sturges Buckingham (1858–1937), Chicago; given to her sister Lucy Maud Buckingham (1870–1920); her estate [with Kate serving as executor]; given to the Art Institute of Chicago, 1922.

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AAT300386308

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  • Representative object from the topic 18th-Century European Tea Ceramics
    18th-Century European Tea Ceramics

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