Doulton Serving Bowl with Chinoiserie Transferware

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Doulton

c. 1885

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Overview

Large bulbous square shaped bowl.It is decorated with a Chinoiserie transferware pattern on the top half of the bowl with royal blue flowers on a peach swirled background and orange flowers on a royal blue background. There are two small stems of orange flowers with blue leaves in the middle of the bowl that extend down onto the lower half of the bowl, which is white in colour. These two stems are repeated on each side of the bowl.There is a thin grey coronet pattern that surrounds the entire bowl which separates the patterned top half with the plain white bottom half of the bowl. Four staples have been used to repair one corner of the bowl.The rim of the bowl has been covered in a narrow strip of silver Lustreware.

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-124-2018.13

Item type

Themes

Material

Inscriptions and markings

On the base of the bowl in brown is
2670
12

Stamped on the base of the bowl in red
DOULTON

Doulton 2670
12

Contextual Information

Bowl was donated from the Estate of Rupert & Catherine Monger who was the grandson of John Bavage Locke of Lockeville.

Rupert Monger was the son of Ella Maria Ghita Monger (Locke) (1864 - 1946) and Francis Henry Monger (1860 - 1894) who married on 12 Dec 1885 in St Mary's Church Busselton.

Ella (Ghita) was the daughter of John Bavage Locke and Mary Bayliss (Layman) Locke of Lockeville in Wonnerup, a substantial property settled in the 1840's. The bowl is from the Estate of Rupert and Ella(Ghita) and the age of the bowl suggests the possibilty that it may have originally been a wedding gift for the couple.

Keywords

Royal Doulton

Place made

Lambeth
Staffordshire
United Kingdom

Year

c. 1885

Primary significance criteria

Artistic or aesthetic significance

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Parent records

CABINET 1.6.1 The Taylor Cabinet

Busselton Historical Society