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Victorian Prattware Pot Lid
Pear Tree Antiques
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Victorian Prattware Pot Lid

19th century
Description

A Victorian Prattware pot lid ' The Battle of the Nile' in an ebonised frame.

Physical Dimensions
Width
10.5cm (4.13")
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Pear Tree Antiques has dated this Victorian Prattware Pot Lid to the Victorian era.

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SA804154
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HFOS1119
Description
A Victorian Prattware pot lid ' The Battle of the Nile' in an ebonised frame.
Width
10.5cm (4.13")
Date of Manufacture

Pear Tree Antiques has dated this Victorian Prattware Pot Lid to the Victorian era.

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SA804154
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A circular Victorian Prattware ceramic pot lid titled The Battle of the Nile framed in a round ebonised wood frame.
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Archive I A circular Victorian Prattware ceramic pot lid titled The Battle of the Nile framed in a round ebonised wood frame.

Victorian Prattware Pot Lid

Archive II A circular Victorian Prattware ceramic pot lid titled The Battle of the Nile framed in a round ebonised wood frame. View II
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Pear Tree Antiques
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Wiltshire
United Kingdom
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Pear Tree Antiques
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Location: Malmesbury, Wiltshire, United Kingdom
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A circular Victorian Prattware ceramic pot lid titled The Battle of the Nile framed in a round ebonised wood frame.
Victorian Prattware pot lid
Ref: SA804154
A circular Victorian Prattware ceramic pot lid titled The Battle of the Nile framed in a round ebonised wood frame.
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A Prattware pot lid is a 19th-century ceramic lid featuring a detailed underglaze transfer print, manufactured primarily in Staffordshire, England, to seal pots containing goods such as hair pomade, meat paste, and bears grease.

These lids were crafted from earthenware and decorated using a multi-colour underglaze transfer process developed by F. & R. Pratt, utilizing engraved copper plates for distinct cyan, magenta, yellow, and black print layers before firing.

Authentic pieces display fine register alignment in the colour transfer, subtle crazing beneath the glaze, and micro-stippling patterns characteristic of 19th-century copper-plate engraving.

Designers frequently cluster framed lids in gallery wall arrangements, position them individually within narrow alcoves, or display them on shelving alongside contextually complementary historical objects.

Dust gently with a soft microfibre cloth; avoid submerging in water or using abrasive chemicals, as moisture can enter existing glaze crazing and damage wood frames or backing materials.
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