Jack Crawford
Category:
Commemorative Ware
Catalogue No:
J069
Price:
| GBP £ | 295.00 |
| EUR € | 340.00 |
| USD $ | 353.00 |
Year
circa 1890
Description:
A very quaint jug from the Ball's pottery of Sunderland, featuring the classic transfer of Jack Crawford nailing the colours to the mast, using a spike, in the Battle of Camperdown. A maritime ditty - The Sailor Boy- on the reverse. Glorious.
Circa 1890
Approx - 4.25 inches (110mm) tall.
In fair, original condition, unrestored with faded lustre, staining and various chips and scuffs
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