Thomas Forester Majolica Pedestal
A Thomas Forester ornate majolica pedestal, used at one time to hold a jardiniere planter. The T and F England stamp is on the base with the number 41 painted. The colors are very rich with green, tan, yellow, and brown. There is also a light green flower. There is a chip along the upper rim that is pictured. There is some crackle or wear along the upper flat top and possibly some tape residue. There is a chip along the base that is barely visible when upright. Free U.S. shipping applied at checkout.
A Thomas Forester ornate majolica pedestal, used at one time to hold a jardiniere planter. The T and F England stamp is on the base with the number 41 painted. The colors are very rich with green, tan, yellow, and brown. There is also a light green flower. There is a chip along the upper rim that is pictured. There is some crackle or wear along the upper flat top and possibly some tape residue. There is a chip along the base that is barely visible when upright. Free U.S. shipping applied at checkout.
A Thomas Forester ornate majolica pedestal, used at one time to hold a jardiniere planter. The T and F England stamp is on the base with the number 41 painted. The colors are very rich with green, tan, yellow, and brown. There is also a light green flower. There is a chip along the upper rim that is pictured. There is some crackle or wear along the upper flat top and possibly some tape residue. There is a chip along the base that is barely visible when upright. Free U.S. shipping applied at checkout.
Thomas Forester mastered the craft of Majolica after working in Belgium and returned to England to begin producing in the 1870's. He began work with his sons on majolica production in 1883 in the Shaffordshire area. Date of origination of this piece is unknown it could be from the late 1800's, but the base stamp may be from the early 1900's.
