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Three London delft bin labels
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Three London delft bin labels

CIRCA 1780

细节
Three London delft bin labels
Circa 1780
Of triangular form, with central aperture above the titles MADERIA, HERMITAGE and VIN de GRAVE in manganese (minute chip to one corner)
The largest 5½ in. (14 cm.) wide (3)
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拍品专文

C.f. Garry Atkins, An Exhibition of English Pottery, (London, 1997), p. 10 & 11, exhibit 16, for a selection of similar London delftware bin labels dating from the late 18th century. The Vin de Grave is a red or white wine produced in the Bordeaux region, relatively inexpensive in this period it would have been consumed as table wine. Hermitage by comparsion was produced in the Rhone Valley and was a more expensive, and normally red wine.