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Vtg Arthur Wood England 909 Ceramic Tankard Saxon Soldier 1066 Mug Vintage 1950s For Sale


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Vtg Arthur Wood England 909 Ceramic Tankard Saxon Soldier 1066 Mug Vintage 1950s: $39.99
**Please review all pictures as they are part of the description. Please message me if you have any questions or need more pictures or video.** Description: Up for sale is a fantastic piece of mid-century British ceramic history: an authentic vintage Arthur Wood pottery beer tankard. This unique piece features a high-relief embossed depiction of an Anglo-Saxon warrior brandishing a sword, labeled "Saxon Soldier". The reverse side showcases a detailed Norman teardrop shield inscribed with "Circa 1066," commemorating the Battle of Hastings.The bottom bears the incised style mold number "909" alongside a hand-stamped "Quality Arthur Wood, England" backstamp rotated 90 degrees. This specific application style dates the piece directly to the company's mid-century production era, when they expanded into popular giftware and hollowware. It is finished in a striking, glossy olive-green glaze that highlights the intricate, textured details beautifully.Dated sometime after 1950, possibly 1960's. - Manufacturer: Arthur Wood (Longport, Staffordshire, England)
- Era: Vintage 1950s–1960s Mid-Century
- Mold Number: 909
- Themes: Anglo-Saxon Warrior, Battle of Hastings, Norman Shield, 1066 History
- Material: Glazed Ceramic / Pottery
- Color: Olive Green / Ochre Bronze High-Gloss Glaze
Dimensions: - Height: Approximately 7 inches
- Top Rim Diameter: Approximately 4 inches
Shipping & Handling: This vintage ceramic item will be wrapped securely in thick bubble wrap and shipped in a sturdy box with filler to prevent any movement during transit.
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