c.1840 Silenus Jug Stephen Green Imperial Pottery of Lambeth Stoneware, As is Blackamoor

c.1840 Silenus Jug Stephen Green Imperial Pottery of Lambeth Stoneware, As is BlackamoorRare Silenus jug by Stephen Green Imperial Pottery of Lambeth, England. This salt glazed, stoneware jug was made c. 1840 and features a two tone glaze over a mythological scene of Silenus, the god of Drunkenness, being escorted by Satyrs to his donkey. This scene seems to be depicted in a version in which he is an old man, as he is typically represented, and as a young boy. This is a very beautiful piece, and is very presentable in its condition. It

as well as a two additional front & back interior pockets

missed in formal schooling

which is Beautifully Repoussed throughout

for the Mayan Hall in the National Museum of Anthropology

Weight: 718 g

From 1916 to 1931

and in 1940 he took part in his first collective exhibition "Twenty Centuries of Mexican Art"

There is an old label glued to the back

The original Rosenthal Mark

Coromandel Wood: During the reign of Queen Victoria

It will be sold as is

American Artists' Professional League