£2450
Dated: 1865 to 1875 Fremington Devon England
The jug is a fine and rare example of slipware made by Edwin Beer Fishley at the Fremington Pottery. The piece is artistically sgraffito decorated in an oriental style featuring a house, trees, a bird, and a rigged galleon highlighted with brush applied cobalt blue and copper green oxide. In addition, there is an intriguing face decorated under the handle. The base is inscribed in the script" E B Fishley Pottery Fremington Devon".
Dimensions: 8.25 inches high
Current Condition: Small abrasion at the shoulder professionally restored.
Provenance: Private Collection Devon England
Literature: The Fishleys of Fremington by John Edgeler
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The jug is a fine and rare example of slipware made by Edwin Beer Fishley at the Fremington Pottery.
The piece is artistically sgraffito decorated in an oriental style featuring a house, trees, a bird, and a rigged galleon highlighted with brush applied cobalt blue and copper green oxide. In addition, there is an intriguing face decorated under the handle.
The base is inscribed in the script” E B Fishley Pottery Fremington Devon”.
| Dimensions | 8.25 in |
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