W & R Carlton Ware temple urn | Worcester Birds pattern on Black and Yellow | 2196 Pattern_Samurai The technique was discovered about

The technique was discovered about 1742 by Thomas Boulsover

Moorcroft Finches 32/10 vase (Blue/Green)

Approx 11 cm (4 1/4 inches) mouth diameter

Approx 24cms (9 1/2") wide

Collectors value Point: Personally signed by Rachel Bishop in gold to base

W & R Carlton Ware temple urn | Worcester Birds pattern on Black and Yellow | 2196 Pattern_Samurai The technique was discovered aboutW & R Carlton Ware temple urn Worcester Birds pattern on Black and Yellow Pattern 2196 Yellow is historically [regardless of manufacturer] not a colour that is often seen on porcelain and pottery as it is a particularly difficult colour to fire [it tends to fire off in a kiln just like gilding does]. Generally speaking Yellow as a finish colour can only be fired once and this limits its use with many elaborate patterns. In this instance the black