Pink Copper Lustre Open Salt
$14.00
Mid 19th century. Small footed bowl in typical Sunderland splash technique – created by applying oil to the glazed surface before it was fired to break up the color.
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Description
Pink and copper lustreware was popular in England in the mid-19th century, and is made by applying a gold solution with metal salts over an white pearlware/earthenware body. It was popular among the middle class as an alternative to copper or silver tableware. Footed open salt with splashed lustre decoration. British/English.
Size: 3″D top.