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A large antique late 19th century Welsh glazed earthenware dairy bowl
A large antique late 19th century Welsh glazed earthenware dairy bowl
A large antique late 19th century Welsh glazed earthenware dairy bowl
A large antique late 19th century Welsh glazed earthenware dairy bowl
A large antique late 19th century Welsh glazed earthenware dairy bowl
A large antique late 19th century Welsh glazed earthenware dairy bowl
A large antique late 19th century Welsh glazed earthenware dairy bowl
A large antique late 19th century Welsh glazed earthenware dairy bowl
A large antique late 19th century Welsh glazed earthenware dairy bowl
A large antique late 19th century Welsh glazed earthenware dairy bowl
A large antique late 19th century Welsh glazed earthenware dairy bowl
A large antique late 19th century Welsh glazed earthenware dairy bowl
A large antique late 19th century Welsh glazed earthenware dairy bowl
A large antique late 19th century Welsh glazed earthenware dairy bowl
A large antique late 19th century Welsh glazed earthenware dairy bowl
A large antique late 19th century Welsh glazed earthenware dairy bowl
A large antique late 19th century Welsh glazed earthenware dairy bowl

A large antique late 19th century Welsh glazed earthenware dairy bowl

Code: 10225

Dimensions:

H: 27cm (10.6")Di: 53cm (20.9")

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This colossal antique diary bowl known as a ‘pan’ or pancheon was made in Buckley, north Wales. 

Decorated to the interior with a distinct yellow-cream slip.

This is a particularly good size example with a 21” diameter.

These terracotta bowls were commonplace in the home during the 19th century and used in the process of separating cream and also bread making.

The traces of finger marks from the throwing and decoration process are one of the charming characteristics of the bowl.

Dimensions:-

Diameter – 21” / 53cm

Height – 10 ½ ” / 27cm

Foot diameter – 10” / 25.5cm

 

In wonderful condition, with all the tell-tale age related subtle crazing to the slip glaze.

With no cracks or chips.

One minor nibble to just the slip on the rim surface as illustrated.

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