A Sunderland lustre Crimea jug, early 19th century, depicting a Frigate in Full Sail, Coat of Arms, and a West View of the New Bridge, Sunderland, unmarked, 20cm high (stained, restored handle), together with early 19th century jugs to include, a creamware jug named Hannah Bastow' and dated 1809, 13cm high (cracked), a Farmer's Arms jug with polychrome decoration and inscription below a silver lustre banding, unmarked, 14cm high (repaired) and a small pale brown relief moulded jug, decorated with hunting figures and stag, 8cm high and a prattware 'Sailors Return and Sailor's Farewell jug' (restored) (5)

Condition Report

Frigate lustre jug- extensively broken and poorly restored handle, chip to rim, crazing throughout

Bastow jug- cracked and crazed throughout

Harvest jug- smashed and reglued

Polychrome jug- restored to spout and handle

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