Spode pottery potpourri / violetteer, buff body with ‘fruiting vine’ print, c. 1810
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Spode pottery potpourri / violetteer, the clay a pale ochre with clear glaze, a white slip to rim with printed fruiting vine frieze detailed in green, with further green borders to lip and foot, the rim with twin handles, the pierced lid with button knop.
Impressed SPODE
circa 1810
Sometimes called potpourri, they are also referred to as a ‘violeteer’ – the base filled with water, each hole then supporting a violet flower.
6.5cm high
Lid with overpaininting (excellent job), one handle re-stuck, otherwise fine
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