Antique Jug, English Kiln (William Brownfield), DONATELLO

This is an antique jug from the William Brownfield pottery, part of the DONATELLO series.

Manufactured around 1861 by the William Brownfield pottery in England, this is a highly valuable antique jug.

This jug belongs to the "DONATELLO" series, characterized by its three-dimensional embossed decoration.
Classical reliefs reminiscent of Renaissance sculpture adorn the entire vessel.

Of particular note is the substantial pewter (tin alloy) lid. This lid was made by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, famous for their silverware, making this an extremely distinguished piece born from the collaboration of a leading British pottery manufacturer and a metalworking manufacturer of that era.
The subdued silver luster of the aged pewter harmonizes beautifully with the soft hues of the ceramic, strongly evoking the grand and elegant atmosphere of the Victorian era.

Displayed as is or as a vase, it will further enhance the elegance of your room.
This is truly a collector's item, embodying approximately 160 years of history and the craftsmanship of two long-established manufacturers.

Condition: Despite its age, it remains in excellent condition with no noticeable chips or cracks.
However, as is characteristic of antique items, there are some minor stains inside due to age. Please appreciate the unique texture of this valuable antique, understanding it as a testament to its history.

Size: Approximately 13cm wide (including handle) x 12cm diameter x 21.5cm high

Era: Around 1861

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This item is vintage or antique.
It has been imported for decorative purposes. Therefore, there is no guarantee regarding its safety or durability as tableware.
Please use it at your own discretion.
Due to its age, there may be signs of wear, small scratches from manufacturing, and color variations.
Please understand these as characteristics unique to vintage items.