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English saltglaze stoneware Hunting tyg, c. 1840.
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English saltglazed stoneware Hunting tyg, c. 1830. The body sprigged with reliefs of hounds, pheasant and a hare in rural settings.
Having three handles, formed as Greyhounds, with seperate tails.
Height – 12.7 cm, 5”.
Width – 20 cm, 7 7/8” (Over the handles.)
Condition – Excellent. No damage. No restoration.
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