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Description: | inscription, transfer-printing, within lozenge, under scene, Lord Nelson
Engaging the Toulon
Fleet of the Mouths
of the Nile
inscription, transfer-printing, beneath scene, The young Alexander of France
May boast of his prowefs in vain
When Nelson appears tis confest
That Britons are Lords of the (Main ?)
inscription, transfer-printing, within lozenge, A West View of the Iron Bridge
at Sunderland Begun Sep.
24th 1793 and Opend 9th Aug. 1796.
Height
100 feet
Span
236 feet
inscription, transfer-printing, in two small circles on either side of main inscription, James
HOWE
18 century creamware barrel-shaped jug, with slightly spreading rim and base. Black bands around base and rim and black graduated spots on handle and spout. Transfer-prints of the battle of the Nile with inscription design 331 'Lord Nelson engaging the Toulon Fleet...' and Wear Bridge view 10 with inscriptions. Manufactured in about 1799 by J. Dawson and Co., at the Low Ford Pottery, Sunderland.
Material: creamware | Source: | Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums | Identifier: | emu.ecatalogue.decorativeart&design.2735 | Go to resource |
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