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Podmore, Walker & Co. "Corean" Posted by Mimi Alberu on October 19, 2024, 11:05 pm Hello again Len, I couldn't find this pattern in the database. A pattern name search only came up with "Corean Temple." Searching by maker I couldn't find it under patterns or marks. This is the pattern that got me started collecting Mulberry. I have a number of plates and serving pieces. The mark is the "bird" type from this maker with a faint P. W. & Co. at the bottom of the ribbon.

Re: Podmore, Walker & Co. "Corean" - Update Posted by Mimi Alberu on October 20, 2024, 1:10 am, in reply to "Podmore, Walker & Co. "Corean"" Follow-up to my original post: Petra Williams listed this pattern on page 22 of Vol. 1 of Flow Blue China. She describes "The center scene is of a temple in the middle distance at left. This is situated on water and a pennant flies from its tower. In the foreground sits a little figure on a parapet. His hat is plumed and he is holding a tiered parasol. A large jar filled with overscaled flowers is at right, and a tall bamboo and palm tree rise behind the flowers to fill the middle top of the scene. A small boat, flying a flag, is at far distance right." She dates it c.1850.

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