£320
A rare Copeland water can, the painting attributed to Edwin Sandland, the Wemyss ware decorater, c1916, of white 'Crown' earthenware, painted with lilies and dog roses on a blue ground, 23cm h, impressed crown, COPELAND and potting date 14 for 1914
Edwin Sandland (w.1916-28) hailed from the Potteries and is known to have painted dog roses in oil paint on bought in Copeland tea sets. His style of painting was notably freer and idiosyncratic than that of his immediate predecessor Karel Nekola
Some professional restoration of fine appearance, crack in base
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