Large Turner Stoneware Jug Silver Lid 23cm Sprigged Relief Georgian c1800 Wedgwood Some rubbing and thinning of

Some rubbing and thinning of the gilding is visible

captured mid-movement in a continuous rhythmic dance

and practical versatility makes it an exceptional addition to any collection of fine porcelain or an inspired gift for someone who appreciates high-end decorative ceramics

the decoration reads well

priced accordingly to reflect the condition

Large Turner Stoneware Jug Silver Lid 23cm Sprigged Relief Georgian c1800 Wedgwood Some rubbing and thinning ofA large Georgian relief moulded stoneware jug by Turner, with sprigged relief decoration beneath a brown slip neck, fitted with a pierced hinged silver lid with thumbpiece. 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