Antique Turner Stoneware Jug c1800 Sprigged Sporting Scene Georgian Drabware Wedgwood and they have long been

and they have long been sought after by collectors of Georgian ceramics

Frame size (approx

it lends an air of quiet sophistication and cultured taste

These honest signs of age do not detract from their decorative appeal

Pieces of this sort were often produced by Staffordshire and other English potteries during the 19th century

Antique Turner Stoneware Jug c1800 Sprigged Sporting Scene Georgian Drabware Wedgwood and they have long beenA finely potted Georgian drab bodied stoneware jug, sprigged in white with a sporting scene between moulded borders and a chocolate brown slip neck. Impressed TURNER to the base, for John Turner & Sons of Lane End, Longton, c. 1800. Condition: Good condition. Heavy crazing (normal for type). 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