Joseph Holdcroft
English Majolica Beverage Pitcher
Circa 1870
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Description
A sculpted majolica pitcher.
- Joseph Holdcroft was the son of an affluent pottery owner, William Holdcroft. Upon graduation from the Wedgwood Institute in Burslem, he joined his father's pottery, the George Street Pottery, Tunstall, where he developed several patents for the manufacture of earthenware.
- Decorated with lotus flowers and lily pads against a blue backdrop of sculpted foliage.
- Stamped J Holdcroft on the bottom.
Condition Report
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Gentle signs of wear and use.
Product is used.
Dimensions
Height: 7.25 inches / 18.41 cm
Width: 6.75 inches / 17.14 cm
Materials
Ceramic
Period
Victorian
Decorative Style
Traditional Style
Country of Origin
England
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