Serving dish
Carter, Stabler and Adams Ltd
Date
1934 - 1937
Materials
Earthenware with white slip and matt glaze decorated in enamels.
Place of origin
Poole
Collection
Nuffield Place, Oxfordshire
NT 1652563
Summary
Set of six serving dishes with covers and plates. White slip earthenware with clear glaze. Hand-painted decoration of floral sprays, lids with knobs and decorated with coloured bands and dotted edge. Carter, Stabler and Adams, Poole, Dorset, England. Marked for Patterrn PC, designed by Truda Adams and all with painters mark for Myrtle Bond. The serving bowls are marked as shape 859 and the plates as shape 602. c.1934-1937.
Provenance
Bequeathed by William Richard Morris, Viscount Nuffield (1877-1963) to Nuffield College, Oxford; by whom given with Nuffield Place to the National Trust, 1st July 2011
Makers and roles
Carter, Stabler and Adams Ltd, factory Truda Carter, ceramicist Myrtle Bond (fl. 1927 - 1942), ceramicist
References
Hayward, 2011: Leslie Hayward, edited by Paul Atterbury, Poole Pottery; Carter & Company and their Successors 1873-2011 (Richard Dennis, Somerset, 2011), p.33; pp.80-81.