Copeland and Garrett New Fayence Blue and White bowl #1 | c.1833 - 1847 | Regency era Type_Pioneers Typical fine

Typical fine

Impressed 5

Large Framed Antiquarian Print [probably a late Victorian era copy that has been tastefully framed - I am not an expert in this field

Approx 22cms (8 1/2") wide

Approx 8cms (3 1/4") wide at foot

Copeland and Garrett New Fayence Blue and White bowl #1 | c.1833 - 1847 | Regency era Type_Pioneers Typical fineCopeland and Garrett New Fayence Blue and White bowl c. 1833 1847 Regency era Approx 25. 5cms (10") diameter Approx 4cms (1 2 3") deep In excellent condition GUARANTEED free from damage and repair What is faience fayence? Faience or fayence, is a tin glazed earthenware made in England, France, Germany, Spain, and Scandinavia. The tin glaze used in faience is actually a lead glaze that has been rendered white and opaque by the addition of tin oxide. In