Antique English Porcelain : Frederick II Commemorative C.1757

A Worcester (almost certainly) porcelain printed 'King of Prussia' Tankard, typically printed with a titled bust length portrait of Frederick II titled and dated 1757 KING of PRUSSIA. , trophies of war and angels with trumpets & wreath
etc… with printed date 1757 - No Worcester signature, no RH and no Anchor

Circa: probably 18th century - please view images - usually these Commemoratives has the Worcester and Robert Hancock marks this on has none so please look at the images and satisfy yourself before you buy

Good Antique Condition with small shallow flake to top rim and firing grit inside from time of manufacture

3.5 inches (9cm) height approx

These mugs express the popularity of Frederick The Great at the time of manufacture. Prussia was Britain's principle ally in the seven years war against France and the mugs celebrate Frederick's early successes of 1757. Britain's war at the time was mostly confined to areas of colonial friction with France such as North America and India and at sea, with Prussia the principle combatant within Continental Europe.

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