Antique Turner Stoneware Jug Hunting Relief Georgian Regency Drab Sprigged Wedgwood

Antique Turner Stoneware Jug Hunting Relief Georgian Regency Drab Sprigged WedgwoodA Georgian stoneware jug applied with a hunting relief. From a private collection of Turner stoneware and attributed to John Turner & Sons, c. 1810; unmarked. Condition: Good condition. Crazing. Crazing and minor firing imperfections are consistent with age and are normal for this type of early stoneware. Please study all photographs closely, as they form part of the description. Dimensions: approximately 13cm high. From a private English collection

or seasonal accents

creating a striking contrast that has made Wedgwood jasperware sought after by collectors for over two centuries

or stability of the piece

precise detailing

embodying the beauty of studio pottery production techniques

Use as a decorative jug on a bookshelf

making it ideal for display in a cabinet of curiosities

or bread & butter plates

elegant form – ideal for display or as a focal point in a tea service

Colour: Black

this compact yet impactful vase is ideally sized for display on a mantel

The Cantagalli family has been associated with pottery since at least the 15th century