French Tin-Glazed Pottery Wine Ewer jug Transfer printing—developed in 18th‑century England—made

Transfer printing—developed in 18th‑century England—made intricate patterns accessible and helped define the look of Victorian and early 20th‑century tableware

The underside bears the printed maker’s mark:James Kent Ltd

and soft greens

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Its compact size makes it perfect for styling on a console or as part of a dining table centerpiece

French Tin-Glazed Pottery Wine Ewer jug Transfer printing—developed in 18th‑century England—madeThis striking antique French faience wine ewer, dating to the 19th century, is a fine example of traditional tin glazed earthenware in the distinctive blue and white palette popular in Nevers and Rouen production. The ewer features a gracefully lobed, pear shaped body set on a shaped foot, with a tall, curved handle and a pronounced pouring spout. It is surmounted by a domed lid topped with a rounded finial. The entire surface is richly hand painted