A Regency Period Hand-Painted Toleware Chestnut Urn & Cover c.1810-20 poa-item whilst the specimens themselves remain

whilst the specimens themselves remain in good order

It was a period of industrial

the tin quipping ‘None is genuine unless signed’

Jean Louis Goirdoux for Jugnet was the best maker of these pieces in this period and this example is very much in keeping with his work

A beautiful mirror with real depth both in colour and size

A Regency Period Hand-Painted Toleware Chestnut Urn & Cover c.1810-20 poa-item whilst the specimens themselves remainOrigin: British Period: Regency Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1810 20 Height: 15 Width: 7. 5 (at handles) Base Diameter: 4. 75 The well proportioned chestnut toleware urn and cover, of classical form, showing the original amber painted decoration, and of particularly good colour and texture, now with a superb patination, and with an acorn finial, lion mask ring handles and green wreath and flower painted decoration with trumpets and lyre to one side