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This interesting creamware jug is decorated in polychrome with a charming rural scene and bears the inscription JEREMIAH 1786. On the base it has a paper label with old script reading "This jug is very rare. JG was land agent to the 2nd Earl Talbot of Ingestre Hall. He died in 1845 and in 1847 a stained glass window was placed in Sandon Church as a memorial & repsect in which he was held. William J. Bowers." Ginder is recorded as living at Little Ingestre in Staffordshire. It is likely that the jug was made locally.
Dimensions
8.5 inches high.Stock number
10125The BADA Standard
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