Sauce Tureen and Stand c. 1775

This "Sauce Tureen and Stand" is an example of 18th-century ceramics crafted by an unknown artist. The set consists of a tureen with a lid, a stand for the tureen, a lidded dish, and four additional plates. The pieces are crafted in a creamware style, a type of English earthenware that was popular in the 18th and 19th centuries. The set is decorated with delicate, raised floral motifs, showcasing the artistry and elegance of the period. The tureen is characterized by its oval shape, lid with a ring handle, and delicate vine-like designs.