Antique English Salt Glaze Stoneware Tankard Georgian c1800 Two Tone Brown Wedgwood

Antique English Salt Glaze Stoneware Tankard Georgian c1800 Two Tone Brown WedgwoodA good English brown salt glazed stoneware tankard or mug, late 18th early 19th century, c. 1780 1820. The cylindrical body is dip glazed in iron brown over a pale buff ground in the classic two tone manner, with a dense 'tiger ware' orange peel salt glaze, a single incised line below the everted rim and another above the base, and a hand pulled reeded strap handle with a pinched terminal. English (Nottingham Derbyshire (Brampton) or London Fulham

High-relief Bacchic boys decoration to both sides

Duke of Marlborough

Enthusiasts of neoclassical and Grand Tour style

and understated beauty

intricate print

and luxury home décor

Between the beast panels is a smaller reserve showing a low table or altar supporting a vase and flowers

saturated colour

every element stands out with sculptural clarity

Its combination of colour

This is an exceptional opportunity to acquire an original early 19th century Wedgwood Creamware plate—an elegant

the model is marked to the underside with the incised shape number “45/5A” and the word “Italy”