Pair Turner Liber Studiorum Autotype Facsimiles Hind Head & St Catherines Hill Wedgwood

Pair Turner Liber Studiorum Autotype Facsimiles Hind Head & St Catherines Hill WedgwoodA matched pair of late 19th century Autotype facsimiles after J. M. W. Turner, reproducing two plates from the Liber Studiorum: 'Hind Head Hill' and 'St Catherine's Hill near Guildford' both Surrey (Portsmouth Road) subjects. The original plates were published 1811, the mezzotints engraved by Robert Dunkarton. These are fine sepia Autotype carbon print facsimiles produced by the Autotype Company, one inscribed 'Autotype Fac simile' in the margin. They

previous use

and historic English pottery will appreciate the rarity and quality of this medallion

the purity of the white relief

Overall great authentic display piece for pub or home

moulded rococo-inspired rim

making it a luxurious and high-quality addition to any home

It offers the perfect blend of heritage

this mug reflects Wedgwood’s renowned craftsmanship and the refined taste of the Georgian and early Victorian eras

with clearly defined fleece and horns

Several iron or brass staples have been professionally inserted through pre‑drilled holes to stabilise an old break running from the rim through the handled end

It remains a charming example of Wedgwood’s historic production and a wonderful representation of the brand’s Victorian-era aesthetic influences

separated by pairs of slender foliate supports or candelabrum-type motifs