£1450
Dated: 1795 Mortlake London England
This late 18th century English brown stoneware jug is modeled with images of trees, hunting scenes, and a central panel of the Punch Party probably inspired by Hogarth's print titled Midnight Modern Conversation. A handsome pieceĀ in outstanding order and enhanced with a silver rim with the inscription "Sacred to Friendship for Mirth & Mild Ale."The pitcher was made inĀ Ā London and most probably the work from the Kishere Pottery located at Mortlake.
Dimensions: 8.75 inches high
Current Condition: Fine unrestored condition
Literature: Page 50 English Brown Stoneware by Oswald, Hildyard, and Hughes published by Faber and Faber.
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This late 18th century English brown stoneware jug is modeled with images of trees, hunting scenes, and a central panel of the Punch Party probably inspired by Hogarth’s print titled Midnight Modern Conversation. A handsome pieceĀ in outstanding order and enhanced with a silver rim with the inscription “Sacred to Friendship for Mirth & Mild Ale.”The pitcher was made inĀ Ā London and most probably the work from the Kishere Pottery located at Mortlake.
| Dimensions | 8.75 in |
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