FREE POSTAGE IN THE UK

Tracked 24 postage is also available for a small charge (UK only)

Lovely example of an antique, Victorian, Sunderland lustreware wall plaque

Made by Dixon & Co., in their Garrison Pottery, Sunderland, c.1860

Black monochrome print, inside a floral wreath - 'For man dieth, and wasteth away: yea, man giveth up the Ghost and where is he. Job 14.10'

Moulded, frame border with pink splash lustre clouds or marbling

Two holes for threading a ribbon or string for hanging

Very nice condition. Small chip to one of the back corners. Manufacturing crack on the back left, leading to a short hairline on the front. Similar hairline, front and back, to wards the right corner. Some minor surface scratches commensurate with age. Please examine photos carefully, as these are part of the condition description

Approximate measurements:

22.8cm x  20.4cm & 3.4cm

Weight: 523g

NOTE: The line of white dots you can see on some photos is the reflection of the LED strips we use for lighting. They are not marks on the plaque