Pattern No: D2330
| Pattern Name | Design Type | Designer | Likely Design Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Not known | Print - enamelled prints | Not known | 1956-60 |
Notes
The inscription reads Society of Goffers at Blackheath and relates to the foundation of the game of golf as we know it today.
The print appears to be based on a painting created by Lemuel Francis Abbott in 1790, from which a mezzotint engraving was produced shortly afterwards.
The Gray’s image copies reasonably accurately all the elements of the original painting.
The twin-handled mug shown has two pattern numbers on the base: D2330 and S1582. The latter number relates to the words Exclusive to Mottahedeh also printed on the base. Other examples of the pattern, such as a jumbo cup, have been recorded without S1582 and the reference to Mottahedeh. Similarly, the antique-shaped jug shown in the third image also has two pattern numbers on the base: D2330 and S158O. The latter number relates to the words Exclusive to Mottahedeh also printed on the base.
The print appears to be based on a painting created by Lemuel Francis Abbott in 1790, from which a mezzotint engraving was produced shortly afterwards.
The Gray’s image copies reasonably accurately all the elements of the original painting.
The twin-handled mug shown has two pattern numbers on the base: D2330 and S1582. The latter number relates to the words Exclusive to Mottahedeh also printed on the base. Other examples of the pattern, such as a jumbo cup, have been recorded without S1582 and the reference to Mottahedeh. Similarly, the antique-shaped jug shown in the third image also has two pattern numbers on the base: D2330 and S158O. The latter number relates to the words Exclusive to Mottahedeh also printed on the base.
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