Teapot holder

The teapot stand is complete, with the exception of the top of the wall, in one place broken and missing, which has been restored and painted. It has a lobed diamond shape. In cross-section, it has a slightly flared wall and a straight rim with a domed top. The base of the wall curves towards the sock, which is flat. The bottom is free of glaze; the decoration is molded and painted overglaze in polychrome blue, red, green, pink, black and peach. It is a Chinese figurative scene (Boy and the butterfly or Boy and the bug). It is visible under the inner rim and on the inner background. The decoration under the inner rim is a horizontal double fillet painted red and adorned at the corners with a lobed tongue and pearl. The decoration on the background is made up of eleven small terraces, distributed over as many registers, and all made of superimposed triangular lines pointing downwards and painted red; three support figures, four others, a tree, rocks and stylized shrubs in the form of a black cloud, one supports a fence painted red while the others are free. The central figure is a man standing three-quarters to the left, wearing a blue tunic, black shoes and a headdress painted black and red. At his feet is a terrace of rocks and brush. To his right stands a woman, also seen from three-quarters to the left, dressed in a red and pink tunic and partly hidden by a long green sleeveless blouse; the woman holds a long leafy stem painted black. The terrace behind the woman supports a fence made of two angled sections with a central post, encircling a shrub and branches with red fruit. In front of the man stands a child, seen in profile to the right, dressed in a pink jacket and green pants; he is wearing black shoes and is stretching his arms upwards towards a butterfly in flight, with blue wings and a red body. The child is standing in front of a leaning tree decorated with red fruit. In the background are two scrub-covered rocks, from one of which emerge branches adorned with red berries. The inner wall is undulating. The decoration is partially faded in one spot.

  • Accession Number 2018.10.297
  • Fabricant / Éditeur New Hall
  • Date 1820 c
  • Materials ceramics, fine hybrid hard-paste porcelain from England
  • Measurements 2,3 x 15,4 x 18,3 cm
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  • Accession Number 2018.10.297
  • Fabricant / Éditeur New Hall
  • Date 1820 c
  • Materials ceramics, fine hybrid hard-paste porcelain from England
  • Measurements 2,3 x 15,4 x 18,3 cm
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© Collection Pointe-à-Callière, Paul-Gaston L'Anglais fonds,2018.010.0297
Photo by René Bouchard

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