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Measurements: 8.5" L x 6.0" W x 7.25" H - 64 Oz A beautifully detailed vintage Wedgwood pitcher featuring raised fox hunting scenes with riders, horses, hounds, and a distinctive hound-form handle. This classic English sporting collectible combines rich relief decoration with charming craftsmanship, making it an excellent display piece for equestrian and hunt memorabilia enthusiasts. Vintage Wedgwood "D'Ye Ken John Peel" Fox Hunt Relief Pitcher Celebrate one of Wedgwood's most beloved country sporting designs with this charming vintage "D'Ye Ken John Peel" relief pitcher, made in England. Featuring richly detailed raised scenes of mounted fox hunters, hounds in pursuit, woodland landscapes, and a distinctive hound-form handle, this impressive pitcher captures the spirit of the traditional English fox hunt. The molded relief decoration is beautifully hand-colored with vibrant greens, browns, reds, and yellows, creating a lively three-dimensional presentation from every angle. The pattern takes its name from the famous nineteenth-century hunting song "D'Ye Ken John Peel," honoring the legendary Cumbrian huntsman John Peel. Wedgwood produced this decorative relief ware in the mid-twentieth century, and it remains highly collectible among enthusiasts of English country house décor, sporting art, and traditional Wedgwood ceramics. Specifications: - Maker: Wedgwood - Pattern: D'Ye Ken John Peel - Origin: England - Material: Earthenware - Decoration: Hand-colored relief fox hunting scene - Handle: Sculpted hound (dog) handle - Capacity: Approximately 64 ounces - Height: 8.50 inches - Width: 6.00 inches - Length (including handle and spout): 7.25 inches Condition: Very good vintage condition. The relief decoration retains excellent color and detail. No chips, cracks, or repairs were observed. There is light crazing to the glaze and minor age-related wear consistent with vintage Wedgwood earthenware. The original transfer mark and pattern information remain visible on the underside. Please review all photographs carefully as they form part of the description. This piece was acquired at an estate sale in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Markings: (impressed) Wedgwood - Made in England - 8K29