A bat-printed Don Pottery drabware plate with typical sepia scene c.1815-20. (2)

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A bat-printed Don Pottery drabware plate with typical sepia scene c.1815-20. (2)See our website periodceramicsandantiques. org. Description. A fine Don Pottery bat printed side plate, with maritime scene depicting a boat before an odd, detritus strewn, shore, a castle in the distance. Typical brown inner rim and outer rim border. Unmarked. Condition. Minor flaking of the enamels and some wear to the printed scene. Sticker for the JD and DA Griffin Collection. John Griffin was probably the leading expert on both the Don and Leeds

exceptionally large quart patch-marked tankard of hitherto unrecorded shape

adjacent to hollyhocks

Minor handling wear and utensil marks

free of any damage

balanced on one leg

and this piece dates from around that time

we do not know the identity of the Don painters

printed with two separate prints – La Pêche and La Promenade Chinoise

was the relatively high wage of 30 livres

Painted in an unusual pattern

For both the shape and the pattern

Attractive polychrome floral decoration with rim and cover decorated in pink trellis pattern