Antique pottery jug

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Posted by Julie Milburn
10 years ago
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Stamped with T 1751 Made in England? Some detail of the pattern has deteriated. My limited knowlege led me to think the T is for transfer? but I have abslolutely no clue as to its origin or its monetry value. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks very much and cheers. Julie 
Category Pottery
Medium Pottery
Distinguishing marks Stamped with T 175 Made in England
Condition Good
Date Period 1751?
History I live in the Mid North Coast region in New South Wales and the jug was part of an estate of an elderly friend, I have no more information I am sorry.
Price Paid (If known) Part of estate bestowed
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