Antique Turner Stoneware Jug c1800 Sprigged Sporting Scene Georgian Drabware WedgwoodA finely potted Georgian drab bodied stoneware jug, sprigged in white with a sporting scene between moulded borders and a chocolate brown slip neck. Impressed TURNER to the base, for John Turner & Sons of Lane End, Longton, c. 1800. Condition: Good condition. Heavy crazing (normal for type). Crazing and minor firing imperfections are consistent with age and are normal for this type of early stoneware. Please study all photographs closely, as they form
making it ready to hang or place immediately in your home
Whether pinned to a silk lapel
and the black transfer decoration remains clear
The heraldic motif evokes a sense of lineage and tradition
prized for its ability to take sharp applied reliefs
a contrast that emphasises the sculptural silhouette when viewed from above
This Wedgwood Creamware “Peacocks” set lends itself beautifully to a variety of decorative and functional uses:
otherwise in good condition throughout
Fine 19th century Wedgwood pieces in sculptural forms such as this Nautilus shell are increasingly sought after by collectors worldwide
An original antique map of Herefordshire after John Rocque
and neoclassical decorative arts
The generous 36cm size makes it a true statement piece
