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View full screenWemyss ware teapot and cover, hand painted with two black cockerels with red combs crowing at the sunrise and inscribed 'Many Are Called But Few Rise Early', by Robert Heron and Son, Fife Pottery, Kirkcaldy, c. 1883 - 1930
H.1994.96
Robert Heron and Son, 1882 - 1916
Kirkcaldy, Fife, Scotland, Northern Europe
c. 1883 - 1930
Thrown earthenware, underglaze painted and glazed
Collector and owner: Davis, Peter Hadland, Professor, 1918 - 1992
Thomas Goode and Company, founded 1827
Wemyss Ware, pl.312b
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Sample of body slip for ironstone china, one of collection of specimens illustrating manufacture of Wedgwood pottery from Etruria, Staffordshire
One of a pair of wooden pattens with borders and scroll-work inlaid in bone: Asia, South Asia, Southern India, mid - late 19th century
One of a pair of wooden pattens with borders and scroll-work inlaid in bone: Asia, South Asia, Southern India, mid - late 19th century
Woman's cotton gauze under-dress or slip, part of an ensemble with A.1963.459: British, c. 1810 - 1820
Slipper (ghatela), one of a pair, embroidered with gold and silver thread, part of a child’s costume: India, probably Awadh, Lucknow, c1840
Slipper (ghatela), one of a pair, embroidered with gold and silver thread, part of a child’s costume: India, probably Awadh, Lucknow, c1840