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Two Pairs of Pratt Ware Pate Jars Date Marked 19th August 1856
Mark J West
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Mark J West

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Two Pairs of Pratt Ware Pate Jars Date Marked 19th August 1856

19th century
For Sale by Mark J West
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Two pairs of Pratt Ware pate jars date marked 19th August 1856

Pair can be sold in any combination

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10cm (3.94")
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Mark J West has dated these Victorian Pratt Ware Jars to the 1850s.

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SA1197525
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2287
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Description
Two pairs of Pratt Ware pate jars date marked 19th August 1856

Pair can be sold in any combination

Height
10cm (3.94")
Date of Manufacture

Mark J West has dated these Victorian Pratt Ware Jars to the 1850s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1197525
Dealers Internal Ref
2287
Mark J West
Mark J West
Sellingantiques verified Since Dec 2016

Mark west is a specialist dealer in antique glass.

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You can view the stock and full dealer information on the Mark J West Profile Page

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Mark J West is a registered member of BADA 

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Four small Victorian ceramic paste jars, two in unglazed terracotta and two in light blue glaze, featuring dark transfer-printed equestrian scenes around their body.
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Archive I Four small Victorian ceramic paste jars, two in unglazed terracotta and two in light blue glaze, featuring dark transfer-printed equestrian scenes around their body.

Two Pairs of Pratt Ware Pate Jars Date Marked 19th August 1856

Archive II Four small Victorian ceramic paste jars, two in unglazed terracotta and two in light blue glaze, featuring dark transfer-printed equestrian scenes around their body. View II
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Mark J West
Mark J West
Verified Since Dec 2016
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Location: Surrey, United Kingdom
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Dec 2016
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Four small Victorian ceramic paste jars, two in unglazed terracotta and two in light blue glaze, featuring dark transfer-printed equestrian scenes around their body.
Two pairs of Pratt Ware pate jars date marked 19th August 1856
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Four small Victorian ceramic paste jars, two in unglazed terracotta and two in light blue glaze, featuring dark transfer-printed equestrian scenes around their body.
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Pratt Ware refers to earthenware decorated with multi-coloured transfer prints or relief decoration, popularised by F. & R. Pratt of Fenton, Staffordshire, during the mid-nineteenth century.

These containers were typically press-moulded or thrown from earthenware or terracotta clay, fired, and then decorated with underglaze or overglaze transfer-printed artwork depicting classical, hunting, or rural scenes.

Authentic pieces often display distinctive underglaze polychrome prints, characteristic shape profiles, and sometimes diamond registration marks or precise dates impressed or printed on the base.

Display small ceramic jars grouped together on open shelving, a mantelpiece, or inside a curated glazed cabinet alongside antique books and brass accents.

Dust gently with a soft microfibre cloth and avoid soaking or using harsh chemical cleaners, which can degrade fragile glazes or transfer prints over time.
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