On offer is a large E Radford Pottery pitcher jug dating from the 1940s, hand decorated with a charming tavern scene in raised relief. The design depicts figures gathered outside a traditional building, with carefully applied colours and moulded detail bringing the scene to life. This style of narrative decoration became a hallmark of Radford pottery and remains highly sought after by collectors of British art pottery.

E Radford Pottery was produced in Staffordshire and became known for its distinctive hand painted wares, often featuring cottages, tavern scenes, and landscape subjects. This E Radford Pottery pitcher jug demonstrates the firm’s skilled craftsmanship, combining strong modelling with vibrant hand applied decoration. Standing at an impressive size and retaining its original factory marks, it is a fine decorative example of mid twentieth century English pottery.

Key Features

✅ Genuine E Radford Pottery pitcher jug

✅ England, dating from the 1940s

✅ Hand painted tavern scene in raised relief

✅ Traditional Staffordshire art pottery

✅ Detailed narrative decoration

✅ Marked to the base

✅ Condition: Good with no chips or cracks

✅ Approx. 11 inches tall

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