A British earthenware mug decorated with small blue flowers and green leaves against a cream-glazed ground.
Spongeware is a traditional pottery technique in which coloured pigments are applied using shaped sponges to create repeated patterns. It was widely used in Britain during the 19th and early 20th centuries, particularly for everyday domestic pottery.
Origin: British
Period/Style: Traditional British Spongeware
Date: circa 1900
Material: Glazed earthenware with sponge decoration
Dimensions: 8.5cm height × 8cm diameter
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A British earthenware mug decorated with small blue flowers and green leaves against a cream-glazed ground.
Spongeware is a traditional pottery technique in which coloured pigments are applied using shaped sponges to create repeated patterns. It was widely used in Britain during the 19th and early 20th centuries, particularly for everyday domestic pottery.
Origin: British
Period/Style: Traditional British Spongeware
Date: circa 1900
Material: Glazed earthenware with sponge decoration
Dimensions: 8.5cm height × 8cm diameter
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