Doulton Lambeth 1884 General Gordon Commemorative Stoneware Jug Wedgwood where such neoclassical sprigged pieces

where such neoclassical sprigged pieces provided a textural and visual counterpoint to more brightly enamelled wares

designed with a gently rounded body raised on four elegant feet

"Indulge in the timeless elegance of Wedgwood with this refined pair of caneware shell dishes featuring applied classical intaglios

This original antique Wedgwood pitcher dates from the 19th century and is formed in warm

Its understated luxury lies in its authenticity

Doulton Lambeth 1884 General Gordon Commemorative Stoneware Jug Wedgwood where such neoclassical sprigged piecesThis handsome commemorative jug is an original late Victorian piece produced by Doulton Lambeth in 1884, created to honour the celebrated British officer General Charles George Gordon, often referred to on the jug as Chinese Gordon. It is executed in classic Doulton salt glazed stoneware, with the warm biscuit brown body contrasted by dark green and olive reliefs and a buff portrait medallion. Standing approximately 20 cm high, the jug has a compact