£1250
Dated: 1790 Mortlake London England
A fine English brown stoneware tankard decorated with good quality sprigs related to a stag hunt with a male equestrian, dogs and attendant. The rim of the tankard is finely engraved with a silversmith impressed mark. The sprigs and quality led to the attribution of The Kishere Pottery, located in Mortlake London from the late 18th century.
Dimensions: 3.75 inches high
Diameter: 3 inches
Current Condition: Minor ancient feint stable hairline at the base of the handle.
Provenance: Priave Collection Herefordshire England
Literature: Page 60 figure 25 in English Brown Stoneware 1670-1900 by Oswald, Hildyard and Hughes published by Faber and Faber 1982
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A fine English brown stoneware tankard decorated with good quality sprigs related to a stag hunt with a male equestrian, dogs and attendant. The rim of the tankard is finely engraved with a silversmith impressed mark. The sprigs and quality led to the attribution of The Kishere Pottery, located in Mortlake London from the late 18th century.
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