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Seaham Pottery jug Seaham Pottery jug
Seaham Pottery jug Seaham Pottery jug

© Sunderland Museum & Winter Gardens

© Sunderland Museum & Winter Gardens


Seaham Pottery jug

Unknown Artist

Art Funded
1994
Dimensions
40 x 35 cm
Vendor
J & J May
Seaham Pottery jug.

Decorated with 11 panels of transfer prints including a coastal scene entitled 'O'er the Green Sea'. The rim is edged with a band of copper lustre. A hand-painted commemorative inscription has been applied below the spout.

Provenance

J & J May.

Earthenware & pink lustre

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