Large Turner Stoneware Jug Silver Lid 25cm c1800 Sprigged Hunting Georgian Wedgwood

Large Turner Stoneware Jug Silver Lid 25cm c1800 Sprigged Hunting Georgian WedgwoodA large Georgian relief moulded stoneware jug by Turner, applied with a sprigged hunting frieze beneath a brown slip neck, fitted with a hinged silver lid. The body is impressed TURNER to the base, for John Turner & Sons of Lane End, Longton, c. 1800. John Turner & Sons of Lane End, Longton, were among the finest makers of late 18th and early 19th century fine stoneware, rivals to Wedgwood; John Turner held the appointment 'Potter to the Prince of

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perfect for wearing on a lapel

entirely consistent with many 18th century Worcester pieces where factory marks were not always applied

frequent removal is not recommended to avoid stressing the ceramic rim

Crafted from durable

Please note: the listing is for the lamp base vase as shown

showing the global cargo service routes of the Norwegian shipping line as they stood circa 1960s

clearly shown in the photographs

visible in the close‑up images

or mounted within a frame

titled A Catalogue of Cameos: Intaglios

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