A late 18th-century Mortlake Pottery-style salt-glazed stoneware harvest pitcher
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A late 18th-century Mortlake Pottery-style salt-glazed stoneware harvest pitcher, featuring a hallmarked Silver rim for Thomas Phipps & Edward Robinson dated 1798, with relief moulded tavern and hunting panels, unmarked to base but marked to silver lid, 24cm in height, condition consistent with age and use, some visible chips to base.
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