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Blue and White Crown Pottery Hunting Jug

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Blue and White Pottery Jug - John Tams Ltd Crown Pottery Hunting Scene (2)
Lovely early glazed pottery
Vivid blue and white colours
Original condition, showing little to no wear
Bluey white ceramic
Transfer printed border down the handle
Height 5ins
Width 6.5ins
Blue underglaze marks for John Tams Ltd
Fabulous collectable on Display
Price
£38.00  UK
$50.90  USA
€43.40  EU
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Category Antique Ceramics Period Early Victorian Antiques Material Ceramic Origin English Maker Tams Ware Condition Lovely Condition Item code as511a2498 / vfhbk89 Status For Sale

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