EARLY SLAB SEAL SALT GLAZED FLAGON / JUG NEWCASTLE | ||
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Posted 8 years ago
MALKEY
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Hi we have here a slab seal flagon / jug 2 gallon in capacity salt glazed from John Dixon & Co wine & spirit merchants 24 Mosley street Newcastle Upon Tyne
super condition wasp waisted form date early 1850s
first piccy taken on Mosley street
North East British Isles
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That is an amazing piece of stoneware! Very cool Malkey!
Awesome piece!!
Very cool flagon .
Many thanks for the enthusiasm & love Bob Roddy Efesgirl Mrstyndall & CaperKid the piece from a general auction sale at an auction house in Kendal Lake District
being so precious a survivor me & my little brother travelled down to pick the flagon up , supposedly came from an old farm house in the region
First class for the love Kevin & iggy
Most kind for the love bijou & blunderbuss2
The glaze is beautiful. A wonderful piece of history, too.
Indeed Peggy a corker of a glaze thank you & for the love Karen Kyratango & PhilD
Cheers for the love SEAN
Very cool piece Malkey! In the last pic, or piccy, like you call it, it actually looks like leather. Also, I love pic one :-) Sorry for commenting so late, but I've been trying to play catch-up, and every day I come back there's new posts and it just never ends :-) LOL
sorry missed your post Rick i agree does have the leather look my friend !!!!
many thanks for the love Rick ttomtucker ho2cultcha MantisSemantics