Rare antique Felix and Richard Pratt earthenware china Roman Ruins decorated Tazza or Comport Stand in design No 123
F & R pratt & Co creamware body with central scene of roman ruins with repetitive neoclassical border motifs in cream.
factory stamp marks 123
9-inch plain rim plate on a 2-1/8th inch short stem and 5.5-inch hollow base plate
Date range 1820 - 1850
This is a very fine example of the early Pratt china
Used antique condition with some minor staining and glaze crazing as shown, please watch the video
Lovely antique patina and approaching 200 years old.
Felix Edward Pratt and Richard Pratt were sons of William Pratt a master potter at Lane Delph, Fenton around 1753. the sons formed F & R Pratt in 1818 at the Fenton Pottery on east street Fenton Stoke on Trent and became well know for Pratt ware especially pot lids.
Please watch the video for a full condition report.
