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Antique F & R Pratt & Co Earthenware China No 123 Pattern Short Comport Stand
Rare antique Felix and Richard Pratt earthenware china Roman Ruins decorated Tazza or Comport Stand in design No 123
- F & R pratt & Co creamware body with central scene of roman ruins with repetitive neoclassical border motifs in cream.
- factory stamp marks 123
- 9-inch plain rim plate on a 2-1/8th inch short stem and 5.5-inch hollow base plate
- Date range 1820 - 1850
- This is a very fine example of the early Pratt china
- Used antique condition with some minor staining and glaze crazing as shown, please watch the video
- Lovely antique patina and approaching 200 years old.
- Felix Edward Pratt and Richard Pratt were sons of William Pratt a master potter at Lane Delph, Fenton around 1753. the sons formed F & R Pratt in 1818 at the Fenton Pottery on east street Fenton Stoke on Trent and became well know for Pratt ware especially pot lids.
- Please watch the video for a full condition report.
Rare antique Felix and Richard Pratt earthenware china Roman Ruins decorated Tazza or Comport Stand in design No 123
- F & R pratt & Co creamware body with central scene of roman ruins with repetitive neoclassical border motifs in cream.
- factory stamp marks 123
- 9-inch plain rim plate on a 2-1/8th inch short stem and 5.5-inch hollow base plate
- Date range 1820 - 1850
- This is a very fine example of the early Pratt china
- Used antique condition with some minor staining and glaze crazing as shown, please watch the video
- Lovely antique patina and approaching 200 years old.
- Felix Edward Pratt and Richard Pratt were sons of William Pratt a master potter at Lane Delph, Fenton around 1753. the sons formed F & R Pratt in 1818 at the Fenton Pottery on east street Fenton Stoke on Trent and became well know for Pratt ware especially pot lids.
- Please watch the video for a full condition report.
$148.71
Antique F & R Pratt & Co Earthenware China No 123 Pattern Short Comport Stand—
$148.71
Description
Rare antique Felix and Richard Pratt earthenware china Roman Ruins decorated Tazza or Comport Stand in design No 123
- F & R pratt & Co creamware body with central scene of roman ruins with repetitive neoclassical border motifs in cream.
- factory stamp marks 123
- 9-inch plain rim plate on a 2-1/8th inch short stem and 5.5-inch hollow base plate
- Date range 1820 - 1850
- This is a very fine example of the early Pratt china
- Used antique condition with some minor staining and glaze crazing as shown, please watch the video
- Lovely antique patina and approaching 200 years old.
- Felix Edward Pratt and Richard Pratt were sons of William Pratt a master potter at Lane Delph, Fenton around 1753. the sons formed F & R Pratt in 1818 at the Fenton Pottery on east street Fenton Stoke on Trent and became well know for Pratt ware especially pot lids.
- Please watch the video for a full condition report.
