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C. 1810 Canary Yellow Hope & Charity Jug transferware pitcher providing a warm and inviting

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Description

providing a warm and inviting glow

as typical of period Staffordshire figuresStyle: English Traditional • Victorian • StaffordshireMaterials: CeramicDimensions: 5

Featuring a silver-plated lid and handle

Signed on the bottom

19th century

C. 1810 Canary Yellow Hope & Charity Jug transferware pitcher providing a warm and invitingRare early 19th century canary yellow lusterware jug with silver resist trim, featuring transfer prints of Hope and Charity. These symbolic bat prints were popular c. 1810, often unmarked as seen here. The vibrant ground contrasts beautifully with the delicate black transfer scenes. A striking and collectible example of early English pottery. PRODUCT INFORMATION Era: Antique; 19th century Condition: Very Good; fading, flaws as shown in photos, tight

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