Various Properties
A slipware bear-jug and cover
CIRCA 1750, PROBABLY STAFFORDSHIRE
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A slipware bear-jug and cover
Circa 1750, probably Staffordshire
The cylindrical body supported on two short back paws and two long forepaws, the cover modelled as the animal's head with jaws agape and a ring through its nose, applied overall with chipped clay to represent fur, the eyes, teeth and paws picked out in cream-coloured slip (cover extensively repaired and sections restored, one paw re-stuck, chain to nose a restored replacement)
11in. (28cm.) high
Circa 1750, probably Staffordshire
The cylindrical body supported on two short back paws and two long forepaws, the cover modelled as the animal's head with jaws agape and a ring through its nose, applied overall with chipped clay to represent fur, the eyes, teeth and paws picked out in cream-coloured slip (cover extensively repaired and sections restored, one paw re-stuck, chain to nose a restored replacement)
11in. (28cm.) high