Tea Leaf Pattern Lid, Sugar Bowl

Object/Artifact

Maritime Museum of San Diego

Name/Title

Tea Leaf Pattern Lid, Sugar Bowl

Entry/Object ID

1967.014.002

Description

Tea Leaf Pattern Donor: Patient of Dr. G. H. Burkhart sugar Bowl with Oval Lid - Royal Ironstone China - Tea Leaf Pattern - Anthony Shaw & Co. England - Circa 1889 cr: 67.14.1 Complete - Fair. Oval Bowl Has 5cm Crack Close To Handle. Brown Stain on Base of Inside Bowl and Small Stain on Bottom. Light Crackle on Outside Base. cr: 67.14.2 -Complete - Fair. Height 10 CM width 9-1/2cm Depth 2 CM Small Chip on Inside anthony Shaw and Co. Made Ironstone in Staffordshire, England, From 1851 To 1900. in the Mid 1850s, He Introduced His White Ironstone That Was Decorated with Three Hand-Painted Copper Luster Leaves. Originally, the Pattern Was Named "Luster Band and Sprig." Because the Design of the Leaf Was Similar To Tea Leaves, It Became Known As "Tea Leaf."

Collection

Household and Domestic Collection

Made/Created

Artist

Anthony Shaw & Son

Manufacturer

Anthony Shaw & Son

Date made

1889

Lexicon

Nomenclature 4.0

Nomenclature Secondary Object Term

Bowl, Sugar

Nomenclature Primary Object Term

Bowl, Serving

Nomenclature Sub-Class

Serving Vessels

Nomenclature Class

Food Service T&E

Nomenclature Category

Category 04: Tools & Equipment for Materials

Material

China, Ironstone