Mochaware 7" high. Is there a name for this pattern? Seems unusual

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  1. sunday silence

    sunday silence Well-Known Member

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  2. moreotherstuff

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    Might try "dendritic".
     
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    Love it when you talk dirty. ;)

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  4. Ownedbybear

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    That's nice and old. Late 18th maybe.
     
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    (Apologies. I have no idea what those Attached Images are to my post above. All I can say is... Our neighbor had a party with a DJ late into Saturday night and I haven't been the same since. Still hear the repetitious thump of the beat.)

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  6. sunday silence

    sunday silence Well-Known Member

    "dendritic" is relevant to the type of foliage, although it is not commonly used to describe these particular types. They usually refer to it as "seaweed" or so it appears. I am more interested in the shape or pattern of this piece what is it called. Most of the mochaware is on the small side, perhaps this a creamer?
     
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  7. sunday silence

    sunday silence Well-Known Member

    ahh I see it now. The pattern is a creamer there is one shown on worthpt made by Creil (FRA) c1810. This one has added seaweed but same pattern.
     
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