Ritas Bazaar has dated this Georgian Staffordshire Ceramic Jug to the Georgian era.
The decoration is entirely hand-painted, featuring an oriental genre scene with turbaned figures set in an imagined Eastern setting, complemented by delicate floral sprays in the “Indische Blumen” palette.
The underside shows an incised technological mark, a normal feature of period production. Examples combining this form and fully hand-painted decoration are now increasingly scarce.
Dimensions: height 21.5 cm; width 21 cm; depth 16 cm.
Weight: 656 g.
Condition: a small chip to the spout, a chip to the footrim, and a fine hairline crack at the base of the handle. In all other respects, in very good antique condition, with the painted decoration particularly well preserved.
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Ritas Bazaar has dated this Georgian Staffordshire Ceramic Jug to the Georgian era.
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Staffordshire Faceted Jug with Oriental Scene, Late Georgian Period
