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published by Edward Stanford
It is made after a chalk self-portrait drawing of 1910
in venturing to submit this addition to the number
Photography by Derek Kendall
9 September
ALLERTONS Pink Lustreware Bowl Flora and Fauna published by Edward StanfordPottery decorated with pink lustre and bubble pattern. Allerton's, England. No date, 1900 10. Size: 2 3 8" high 4 1 8" diameter. In good to fine condition. Lustreware was made in England since the early the 19th century initially in Staffordshire, where Wedgwood developed a pink or gold lustre finish about 1805. The Sunderland factories mostly made fairly cheap and popular pieces, usually in the characteristic pink colour. Many used the "splash"
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