A late 18th-century Mortlake (Kishere) stoneware ewer, modelled in relief with various hunting subjects, the front with a moulded panel of a tavern scene
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A late 18th-century Mortlake (Kishere) stoneware ewer, modelled in relief with various hunting subjects, the front with a moulded panel of a tavern scene, having a metal rim, impressed to base, 18cm in height, condition consistent with age and use, no visible chips or fixed damage, small hairline crack from middle section to base with some cracking to mouldings.
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