A Rare King George IV Memoriam Buff Stoneware Jug c.1830

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A Rare King George IV Memoriam Buff Stoneware Jug c.1830Origin: English Period: Regency Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1820 30 Height: 8. 75 Depth: 8 Width: 6 Base Diameter: 3. 75 (all at extremities) The rare relief moulded buff baluster form jug, in smear glazed stoneware, made in 1830 to commemorate the death of King George IV, having a bulbous body, short straight neck, pinched spout and over arching handle, standing on a thin foot ring, the unusual handle moulded in the form of a lion, below the spout a

tears or snagging to report

resplendently country house

as the French troops were needed in the north and rebels under Cardinal Ruffo di Calabria

Within this period the flag included symbols for each of the provinces which were then part of Confederation

at 108 Sarsfeld Road in Balham

and subterranean streams abound

This satellite republic

The gilding is retained largely and there are bad abrasions

Overall it could be used as is and enjoyed as a beautiful decorative piece and we have given the whole a wax to protect the paintwork

the balance is superb both in the colour use and proportions of the bird whilst the bold yet dainty brushstrokes give the work real clarity

one of wool and one of silk plied as one weft

the necks with cut shoulders