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Maker(s):Leeds Pottery (attributed)
Culture:English
Title:brazier
Date Made:1770-1790
Type:Food Service
Materials:ceramic: lead-glazed cream-colored earthenware (creamware)
Place Made:United Kingdom; England; Yorkshire; Leeds (attributed)
Measurements:overall: 4 5/8 in x 7 1/2 in; 11.7475 cm x 19.05 cm
Accession Number:  HD 2006.33.45
Credit Line:Museum Purchase with funds provided by Ray J. and Anne K. Groves
Museum Collection:  Historic Deerfield
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Description:
English creamware pierced brazier used to keep a pot of hot water warm at the tea table; the bowl-shaped stand held a spirit burner in its base (now missing on this example); and the top scrolls extending from the bowl and the interior projections supported a kettle filled with hot water. This brazier has three scrolls and three interior foliate projections attached to the wide lip; two attached double entwinted rope handles with briar terminals above and flower and leaves terminals below; a band of openwork design with a line of scrolling holes runiing around panels of pierced hearts and diamonds around the sides; and is supported on three molded lion mask and paw feet. There is a similar brazier in the Temple Newsan House collection, which Walton attributes to the Leeds Pottery based on the 'classic' Leeds terminals on the handles.

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