£345
Dated: 1815 English
This canary yellow pottery pitcher is evocatively decorated with two black underglaze transfer prints. One is of " Britannia" with a lion, a castle, and a cornucopia of abundance. The other is a female figure symbolizing "Hope" standing against a plinth, her hand resting on an anchor. Both prints feature sailing ships indicating their importance to the Nation during the Napoleonic Wars.
Dimensions: 4.5 inches high
Current Condition: Professionally restored to chip at the spout.
Provenance: Private Collections Cotswolds England.
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This canary yellow pottery pitcher is evocatively decorated with two black underglaze transfer prints. One is of ” Britannia” with a lion, a castle, and a cornucopia of abundance. The other is a female figure symbolizing “Hope” standing against a plinth, her hand resting on an anchor. Both prints feature sailing ships indicating their importance to the Nation during the Napoleonic Wars.
| Dimensions | 4.5 in |
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