Major John North Crealock - potter!

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A rather amazing item currently on Ebay. A ceramic plate produced by John North Crealock for an exhibition in 1877. It is rather good and I believe it is genuine. Located in the US so postage to anywhere else is expensive (and being ceramic slightly dangerous!). But if you are anywhere near Galveston I think it is hard to resist.

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Steve Reinstadtler

Subject: Re: Major John North Crealock - potter! Mon Feb 26, 2018 12:34 pm

The date fits in. He was at Aldershot in 77.

Subject: Re: Major John North Crealock - potter! Mon Feb 26, 2018 10:38 pm

His Brother.
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This is a superb example of Col. H. Crealock’s work. The guilding around the wavy edge is worn, but it takes nothing away from the painted subject.Henry Hope Crealock was a professional soldier who served in Crimea, India and China, retiring a Lieutenant General. He only worked for Wedgwood from 1874-77. Ref. Maureen Batkin’s, Wedgwood Ceramics, page 74 to see this plaque.

Subject: Re: Major John North Crealock - potter! Tue Feb 27, 2018 7:43 am

One of Crealocks Crawlers !

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This has got to be the ultimate piece by Henry Hope. Grace any mantle-shelf!
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Steve Reinstadtler

Subject: Re: Major John North Crealock - potter! Tue Feb 27, 2018 11:47 am

Target Practice?

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"The Vulture and the Snake". Might have been an omen for a couple of gentlemen I can think of.

Steve

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