LOVATT LANGLEY MILL STONEWARE, ART NOUVEAU PERIOD C.1905-10, ART POTTERY JUG PRINCESS WARE PATTERN
"Beautiful antique stoneware jug by Lovatt of Langley Mill with an early example of the Princess ware pattern. Decoration is a stunning combination of relief hand coloured daisy pattern; applied decorative motifs to border and handle in coloured slip and hand painted floral design to top glazed band. This is a one quart pitcher jug - probably the largest size made by Lovatt in this pattern. The ideal size for decorative display: allowing fully three rows of the repeat daisy flower pattern to be displayed on the body of the jug. It dates from the English Edwardian art nouveau period, circa 1905-10." Antiques Expert Hamilton Bear.
 
Dimensions: height 180 mm max.
Condition: Overall a very good display item. Condition report: There is a hairline crack from the spout of the jug (illustrated) which extends fully across the top blue band. It is not immediately obvious from the front from general display views - being partly lost in the highly glazed reflective finish. It is easily felt. Nevertheless a beautiful display example.
 
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