A very large Staffordshire redware punch pot with sprigged decoration c.1760

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A very large Staffordshire redware punch pot with sprigged decoration c.1760Description. A rare and most impressive (11" from handle to spout) mid Georgian sprigged redware punch pot of large dimensions. Unmarked. A large and rare red stoneware punch pot, finely sprigged with floral, foliate and chinoiserie decoration. and with a crabstock handle. The spout is finely moulded. These pieces are remarkably unknown derived, ultimately, in imitation of the Chinese Yixing teapots. Very few are marked and it is, therefore, extremely

on copper and is of very high production quality

arranged by category in our shop

75 cm in length

notwithstanding the definition

A rare and most impressive (11" from handle to spout) mid-Georgian sprigged redware punch pot of large dimensions

Hand painted pattern number

An outsized insect to the reverse of the piece

They are organised by category in our shop

Some kiln dust

A blue line and foliage pattern similar to that found to the well of the bowl is contained between the two pairs of gilt lines

which were produced all over the country

There is a crack to the rim with associated hairline