A fine example of a late eighteenth century creamware tankard. The piece is of a small size and simple both in design and decoration. The body is of straight cylinder form with a reeded handle. The enamel colour decoration is of floral sprays and sprigs painted quickly and confidently in a manner not dissimilar to decoration on delftwares. The piece was probably made in Yorkshire and dates to C.1780. The condition is excellent with the only fault being a very slight rim chip.Overall sizes in inches:4 ½ wide3 deep4 ¾ highAt Prometheus Antiques we want our customers to be completely happy with our items everything is sold with a guarantee and all items are fully and clearly described. We do try to make sure that what you see on the screen is as true a reflection of the actual item in reality as possible. Photos should be clear and without excessive extra light, however if you would like other photos of an item please do get in touch. We can also send video or vide...