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A "Quaker" Pegg Derby Botanical "American Cowslip" Painted Tureen Stand c.1815Description. Painted with a finely executed study of an American Cowslip. Superbly painted in the inimitable style of William 'Quaker' Pegg. The quality of the painting matches the best work of Pegg, as illustrated, for example, in John Twitchett's "Derby Porcelain 1748 1848" (see colour plate 51 for a similar composition). Pegg was born in 1775, in Staffordshire. He commenced work, in Derby, in 1796. In 1800 he joined the Society of Friends and in

His painting career at Derby continued until 1820

Evidence from Sherds" (English Ceramic Circle

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Gilded delineation of the central floral spray

Elaborate Gilded border

Simple gilt border

If the postage policy specifies that postage is included

but probably Staffordshire

There is a small patch of restoration to the spout

Collector's sticker for the well-regarded Geoffrey Sell collection

creamware plate

with the lamprey handle which was (rather inexplicably) popular on porcelain creamers of the mid/late 18thc (Worcester

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