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Dated: 1792 Welsh or English
Antique pottery pearlware glazed pitcher in blue and white underglaze transfer decorations. "Success to all Flowerists", Thomas & Ales Hardman 1792 is located under the spout whist the two sides have an image of a male figure seated on a bench holding a frothing jug of ale, the inscription underneath reads " Dear Tom this brown Jug". The term Flowerist may be an early rendition of Florist and perhaps Dear Tom alludes to the Thomas Hardman perhaps a gift from Ales which is probably a mis-spelling of Alice.A very rare example with a unique reference to Flowerists.
Dimensions:8.75 inches high,8 inches wide,6.5 inches long
Current Condition: Unrestored
Circa 1792
Dimensions
Height: 8.75inch, Width: 8.00inch, Depth: 6.50inchCondition report
UnrestoredStock number
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