Turner Stoneware Loving Cup 17cm Sporting Relief Two Handle Georgian Antique Wedgwood

Turner Stoneware Loving Cup 17cm Sporting Relief Two Handle Georgian Antique WedgwoodA two handled Georgian stoneware loving cup applied with a sporting relief frieze, raised on a pedestal foot. From a private collection of Turner stoneware and attributed to John Turner & Sons, c. 1810; unmarked. Condition: Repair to handle (good quality). Crazing. Crazing and minor firing imperfections are consistent with age and are normal for this type of early stoneware. Please study all photographs closely, as they form part of the description.

The plate measures 22

quality of manufacture and timeless subject matter

The naturally aged patina highlights the relief work and underscores its authenticity as a genuine 19th century decorative object rather than a modern reproduction

with light signs of age commensurate with careful use

elevated gift for weddings

The rim is embellished with relief moulding in the form of asymmetric scrolls and shell‑like flourishes

Whether styled on a dresser

This 18th century engine-turned Sybil covered bowl offers an excellent opportunity to acquire a genuine period example with strong decorative presence and desirable provenance

Pieces like this sit at an interesting moment in Wedgwood’s history

Mark indistinct

Collectors of antique French porcelain and Nast à Paris pieces

the ear chips should be specifically noted for collectors who prioritise pristine condition