TWO STAFFORDSHIRE CREAMWARE COW CREAMERS AND COVERS
Circa 1755-1765
Of Whieldon-type, colored with lead oxides, the first modeled as a cow nursing its calf, splashed in yellow, gray, green and manganese glazes on a shaped rectangular base, the domed cover with flower finial; the second as a milkmaid in a blue dress seated and milking a cow splashed in manganese, the oblong octagonal base enriched in green, the cover a later replacement
6 in. (15.2 cm.) and 5 7/8 in. (15 cm.) high (4)
TWO STAFFORDSHIRE CREAMWARE COW CREAMERS AND COVERS
Circa 1755-1765
Of Whieldon-type, colored with lead oxides, the first modeled as a cow nursing its calf, splashed in yellow, gray, green and manganese glazes on a shaped rectangular base, the domed cover with flower finial; the second as a milkmaid in a blue dress seated and milking a cow splashed in manganese, the oblong octagonal base enriched in green, the cover a later replacement
6 in. (15.2 cm.) and 5 7/8 in. (15 cm.) high (4)
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