19th-Century "Treacle" or Rockingham-Glazed Hunt Scene Pitcher with Pewter Hinged Lid
A striking 19th-century Rockingham-glazed pitcher, crafted from molded earthenware with an intricate hunt scene in raised relief. Features a dynamic composition of deer, fox, duck, turkey, rabbit, and quail across the body, complemented by a gun-shaped handle that adds Victorian character and wit.
Original hinged pewter lid with thumbpiece keeps contents fresh—designed for syrup or cream service during the Victorian era. The warm, rich "treacle" glaze deepens the piece's authentic patina and charm.
A rare find for collectors of English pottery and hunt memorabilia. Perfect as functional tableware or a distinctive display piece that captures the spirit of 19th-century rural aesthetics.
There is a small chip on the edge of the base as shown in the photos.
6" to top of lid
Weight 1.12 lb.
This is a vintage/antique, pre-owned item with normal wear due to its age.
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