What are the warm patches? On several dark cups in pieces 1848–1899, soft peach-to-terracotta patches sit against the near-black ground like warm light through a keyhole. 1880 carries sandy blush patches with one glossy bead caught inside; 1885 pairs its peachy patches with dusty plum washes; 1886 scatters them between white thread-lines.
The term names the warm color where it sits against the near-black ground, not the cause behind it. Related-but-different warm looks stay in prose: 1883’s orange-touched base under its rust-red body, and 1895’s overall terracotta ground, are described on their own pages, untagged.
See it on real pieces
1880, 1885, 1886 — or browse the peach-patches listing.
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