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tile
Object Type
tile
Museum number
1887,0307,E.168.12
Description
Tile; tin-glazed earthenware; square; transfer-printed in black; boy standing in a garden in front of a seated nursemaid brushing his hat; rococo scroll "88" border. Adapted from Lepicie's engraving (1739) of Chardin's painting 'La Gouvernante' of 1738.
Producer name
Printed by:
Sadler & Green
After:
Jean Siméon Chardin
After:
Bernard Lépicié
Cultures/periods
Post-Medieval
Production date
1765-1775
Production place
Made in:
Liverpool
Printed in:
Printed Ware Manufactory
Materials
earthenware
Ware
delftware
Technique
tin-glazed
transfer-printed
Bibliographic references
Hobson 1903 / Catalogue of the collection of English Pottery in the Department of British and Medieval Antiquites and Ethnography of the British Museum
(E168)
Ray 1994 / Liverpool Printed Tiles
(p40, fig.D4-12)
Location
On display
(G46/Nwall/p5/bottom/noN)
Subjects
child
garden
Acquisition name
Donated by:
Sir Augustus Wollaston Franks
Acquisition date
1887
Department
Britain, Europe and Prehistory
Registration number
1887,0307,E.168.12
Conservation
Treatment
: 29 Jun 1994