£3850
Dated: 1795 to 1810 Staffordshire England
Prattware pottery Toby Jug known as the SAILOR. The well-attired figure has exceptional quality decorations in the Prattware color palette. He is shown seated on a chest with a benign smile holding a beaker and frothing jug of ale. The base of the pitcher is a rocky mound with lapping waves and between his legs is an anchor. This rare Toby is large-sized and with a strong presence. The original design (model 65) is attributed to Ralph Wood of Burslem Staffordshire.
Dimensions: 11 inches high, 7 inches wide, 6.75 inches long
Current Condition: Restored right shoe.
Provenance: With Leonard Russell Newhaven. Private collection Cornwall England
Literature: British Toby Jugs by Vic Schuler
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Prattware pottery Toby Jug known as the SAILOR. The well-attired figure has exceptional quality decorations in the Prattware color palette. He is shown seated on a chest with a benign smile holding a beaker and frothing jug of ale. The base of the pitcher is a rocky mound with lapping waves and between his legs is an anchor. This rare Toby is large-sized and with a strong presence. The original design (model 65) is attributed to Ralph Wood of Burslem Staffordshire.
| Dimensions | 6.75 × 7 × 11 in |
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