£1250
Dated: 1850 Fulham London
This large stoneware flagon or serving bottle is four gallons in size. Below the spout is a deeply impressed inscription: " 335 George Dady Norwich." Another inscription at the handle terminal reads "4," and below that, "Fulham Stone Pottery Glazed Inside." Note; George Dady was the landlord of the Walnut Tree Shades tavern in Norwich, England; he died in 1859, aged 27, and his wife died a year later in a gunpowder explosion.
Dimensions: 18 inches high
Current Condition: Unrestored with a large chip at the base
Provenance: Previously from the personal collection of Jonathan Horne
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This large stoneware flagon or serving bottle is four gallons in size. Below the spout is a deeply impressed inscription: ” 335 George Dady Norwich.” Another inscription at the handle terminal reads “4,” and below that, “Fulham Stone Pottery Glazed Inside.”
Note;
George Dady was the landlord of the Walnut Tree Shades tavern in Norwich, England; he died in 1859, aged 27, and his wife died a year later in a gunpowder explosion.
| Dimensions | 18 in |
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