A rare early 19th century Henry & Richard Daniel porcelain cream jug of unusual shape with rounded belly and bridged spout. Large relief moulded leaf to the underside of the spout and scroll and shell mouldings above four acanthus lead moulded feet. A complicated shaped handle with scrolls and acanthus leaves. Painted to each side with oak leaf sprigs in shades of green and brown enamel and gilded acorns. All the raised moulded details accented in gilt and finished with gilded rims. Second gadroon shape, unmarked c.1825.
References: Cabinet Of Creamers, Berthoud, plates 769-770. Also H.&R. Daniel 1822-1846, Berthoud, plate 24
It measures 17.2cm (6 3/4") long, 10.5cm (4 1/8") wide and 9.5cm (3 3/4") high.
In excellent condition with no damage, repair or restoration and very minor handling wear.
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