- Object name(s):
- dish
- Brief description:
- Poole Pottery dish with raised bands using the two-colour technique developed by John Adams. The dish was thrown by Jimmy Soper in 1952.
- Collection:
- Poole Museum
- Associated concept:
- ceramics
- Associated concept:
- domestic
- Completeness:
- complete
- Condition:
- good
- Dimension:
- diameter
- Dimension measured part:
- rim
- Dimension value:
- 32.5 cm
- Dimension:
- diameter
- Dimension measured part:
- base
- Dimension value:
- 17 cm
- Inscription content:
- T980
- Inscription method:
- stamped
- Inscription position:
- base
- Inscription content:
- POOLE | ENGLAND [Poole mark no.29]
- Inscription method:
- impressed
- Inscription position:
- base
- Inscription content:
- 971
- Inscription method:
- impressed
- Inscription position:
- base
- Material:
- earthenware
- Material component:
- whole
- Number of objects:
- 1
- Object name:
- dish
- Object number:
- T:2021.32
- Object production date:
- 1952
- Object production organisation:
- Poole Pottery
- Organisation's association:
- manufacturer
- Object production person:
- Adams, John
- Person's association:
- designer
- Object production person:
- Soper, Jimmy
- Person's association:
- thrown by
- Object production place:
- Poole
- Object production place:
- England
- Place status:
- country
- Physical description:
- Poole Pottery dish with raised bands using the two-colour technique developed by John Adams. The dish was thrown by Jimmy Soper in 1952.
- Reproduction number:
- Temporary Numbers 2021\T2021-32 (2).jpg
- Reproduction number:
- Temporary Numbers 2021\T2021-32 (1).jpg
- Reproduction number:
- .jpg
- Reproduction type:
- image caption
- Responsible department/section:
- POOMS general
Persistent shareable link for this record: https://museumdata.uk/objects/9bab72c4-1d80-3881-b270-84e7fd7cd44b
Use licence for this record: CC BY-NC
Attribution for this record: https://museumdata.uk/objects/9bab72c4-1d80-3881-b270-84e7fd7cd44b, Poole Museum, CC BY-NC
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