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Teapot, 1825 / 30. Creator: Enoch Wood & Sons
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Teapot, 1825 / 30. Creator: Enoch Wood & Sons
Teapot, 1825/30. Decorated with scene of Gilbert du Motier, marquis de Lafayette, at the tomb of Banjamin Franklin. Made in Burslem, Staffordshire, England, for the American market
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This print showcases a remarkable teapot created by Enoch Wood & Sons in the years 1825 to 1830. The exquisite ceramic piece was specifically designed for the American market and was made in Burslem, Staffordshire, England. Its delicate blue and white pottery is adorned with a stunning scene depicting Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de Lafayette, paying his respects at the tomb of Benjamin Franklin. The teapot's design beautifully captures the connection between these two influential figures from different countries. Lafayette, a French general who played a crucial role in America's fight for independence during the Revolutionary War, is depicted here honoring Franklin's legacy as one of America's founding fathers. The craftsmanship of this earthenware masterpiece reflects both English and French influences, showcasing the rich heritage of artistry from both nations. The intricate decoration on this teapot exemplifies its decorative purpose while also serving as a reminder of death and burial. Now housed within the Art Institute Chicago's collection of Arts of the Americas, this extraordinary piece stands as a testament to artistic excellence spanning continents and centuries. It serves as an enduring symbol of cultural exchange and appreciation between Britain and America during the 19th century. Enoch Wood & Sons' creation not only embodies historical significance but also represents an exceptional fusion of artistry and storytelling through ceramics.
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