Antique Turner Stoneware Mug Hunting Relief Brown Rim Georgian Drab Sprigged Wedgwood giving the piece a sense

giving the piece a sense of depth and balance

and his eventual deposition by his cousin Henry Bolingbroke in 1399

This striking antique serving dish is an attractive and scarce example of late 18th century English porcelain

presented in a classic framed format that will never go out of style

Authenticity & Assurance

Antique Turner Stoneware Mug Hunting Relief Brown Rim Georgian Drab Sprigged Wedgwood giving the piece a senseA Georgian stoneware mug or tankard with a hunting relief and a brown slip rim. From a private collection of Turner stoneware and attributed to John Turner & Sons, c. 1810; unmarked. Condition: Good condition. 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 part of the description. Dimensions: approximately 14cm high, 20cm long. From a