Attributed to George Logan

Attributed to George Logan was a ceramic artist who was born in 1759. He is known for his delicate and decorative designs on ceramics, often featuring stylized floral motifs and geometric patterns in a vibrant color palette. His work, like this pitcher and bowl, is characteristic of the Art Nouveau movement, which emerged in the late 19th century and emphasized flowing lines, natural forms, and decorative elements. Logan's designs are appreciated for their intricate details, graceful curves, and harmonious use of color.