Catalogue No: J120

£ 595.00

Description:

A creamware jug from Liverpool, featuring a rare, early  version of Poor Jack. He's depicted wearing the traditional skirt, bidding goodbye to his lass while his shipmates row ashore to take him. On the reverse a transfer of a ship in full sail, flying the red ensign above emblems of naval warfare and message regarding commerce within a ribbon scroll.

Circa 1790

Approx - 8 inches (200mm) tall.

In good condition with a restored spout and a hairline.

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