Believed To Be Cardew Decorated From Winchcombe Pottery Earthenware Bread Boat and Hand Pinched Rim
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A Winchcombe Pottery oval earthenware trough or bread boat, featuring a hand-pinched crenulated rim. The vessel is constructed from a coarse, reddish-orange clay body with visible mineral inclusions. The interior is finished in a high-gloss lead-type glaze in mottled shades of forest green and dark teal. The decoration consists of Michael Cardew style of peas in the pod. Varified by Winchcombe Pottery as most likely decorated by Michael Cardew with the earthenware itself thrown by an apprentice. Dimensions: Approx. 26.8cm length x 15.6cm width x 4.8cm height
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