Relief Carved Portrait of King George III Pottery Ceremonial vessels of this type

Ceremonial vessels of this type were generally individually created for the Wedding Feast and were used as communal loving cups

Primitively Decorated with Two Stylised Salmon on a Riverbank

The understated classic lines and appealing texture of this piece help render it compatible with multiple interior schemes

Inscribed Around the Sides:

Relief Carved Portrait of King George III Pottery Ceremonial vessels of this typeCarved Inscription to Reverse 'W. Afbridge 1817' Hand Carved and Painted Wood England c. 1817 11. 25 high x 8. 75 wide x 1. 5 deep Ref: 4976 We believe this carving to be a depiction of King George III in a red General Officer's coat, blue sash and Star of the Garter Medal. George III ruled between 1760 and 1820 and was the longest reigning monarch at the time. There is documentary evidence in the British Army Muster Books of a William Asbridge from