This exquisite ceramic jug, titled "Grape Picker," was crafted by Edward Bingham at Hedingham Castle Pottery in late 19th-century England.
Founded by Bingham (1829–1914) in Essex, the pottery reflects his passion for medieval and Tudor styles, resulting in distinctive decorative pieces.
The jug is adorned with detailed grape pickers and vine motifs, with artistically shaped handle.
Measuring 23 cm in height and 15 cm by 24 cm in dimensions, it remains in good antique condition with minor losses to the grape garland and one figure’s head, as shown in the photographs.
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