Jug in the form of a bear hugging a small dog by Astbury-Whieldon

Jug in the form of a bear hugging a small dog 1730 - 1765

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ceramic, sculpture

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3d sculpting

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3d model

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dog

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ceramic

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jewelry design

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3d character model

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curved letter used

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sculpture

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child character design

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3d modeling

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watercolour illustration

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decorative-art

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cartoon carciture

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3d character modeling

This whimsical ceramic jug, crafted by the Astbury-Whieldon pottery in England between 1730 and 1765, depicts a bear hugging a small dog. The piece is a charming example of the whimsical, animalistic forms popular during the 18th-century English pottery boom. The bear's fur is realistically rendered in brown and green glazes, while the dog is a simple, white form. The jug's spout is cleverly disguised as the bear's open mouth, making it a delightful and functional object.

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