1840’s pottery copper lustreware small wine jug with Bacchus mask and floral sprays
Early Victorian pottery copper lustre small wine jug of round baluster body, raised on a pedestal foot. Moulded in relief with vignettes of hand-painted red and yellow flower sprays and green foliage, reserved on a royal-blue-ground band. The spout of the pitcher is fashioned in the shape of a Bacchus mask.
Made in England, c. 1840's.
334 g
12.5 cm tall
13 cm spout to handle
9.5 cm across widest point
Good antique condition. Small fleabites and chips along the edge of the foot; wear to the tip of the spout; some wear to painted flowers.
Early Victorian pottery copper lustre small wine jug of round baluster body, raised on a pedestal foot. Moulded in relief with vignettes of hand-painted red and yellow flower sprays and green foliage, reserved on a royal-blue-ground band. The spout of the pitcher is fashioned in the shape of a Bacchus mask.
Made in England, c. 1840's.
334 g
12.5 cm tall
13 cm spout to handle
9.5 cm across widest point
Good antique condition. Small fleabites and chips along the edge of the foot; wear to the tip of the spout; some wear to painted flowers.
Early Victorian pottery copper lustre small wine jug of round baluster body, raised on a pedestal foot. Moulded in relief with vignettes of hand-painted red and yellow flower sprays and green foliage, reserved on a royal-blue-ground band. The spout of the pitcher is fashioned in the shape of a Bacchus mask.
Made in England, c. 1840's.
334 g
12.5 cm tall
13 cm spout to handle
9.5 cm across widest point
Good antique condition. Small fleabites and chips along the edge of the foot; wear to the tip of the spout; some wear to painted flowers.
