English & European Ceramics & Glass - 15 Dec 2020

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A large creamware jug c.1800

£800 - £1,200 £800

A large creamware jug c.1800, painted in sepia, to one side with an anchor within a floral garland above the Isle of Man triskelion encircled by 'Quocunque ieceris stabit', the other side with a lion attitude within a shield beneath a stag crest and the motto 'Will God and I Shall', beneath the spout inscribed 'EEK' within a circular flower border, hairline cracks, a little restoration, 36.2cm.

The motto may relate to the Ashburnham family of West Sussex, who were linked by marriage to the Stanley family on the Isle of Man.

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