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The content label reads “Weavers”
It has a pouch at the lower front centre and has long sleeves with cuffs
just one missing button and collar stay
She withdrew from her business in 1920
but please rely on the following measurements for fit taking the style of the garment into account:
Antique 19th c Staffordshire Pratt Polychrome Paste Pot Lid Persuasion Framed Mary Ann De Weiss The content label reads “Weavers”This is a pot lid, most likely made by F&R Pratt of Fenton, Stoke on Trent, Staffordshire sometime between 1845 and 1880. The scene is captioned Persuasion, and it should have a dotted white border, although this is hidden by the frame. The scene consists of a man, whom I guess is trying to persuade the young lady of something while a dog looks on. The polychrome printing process on ceramic was pioneered by Pratt and was a laborious process involving