Beswick Toby Jug - Air Force
1939 - 1954Glossy ceramic toby jug made by Beswick, featuring the head of a Royal Air Force airman wearing his side cap. The handle is made from the RAF eagle logo in blue to match his uniform. He looks very dapper with his big smile and moustache.
The maker's details 'Made in England, Beswick, 737' appear on the base. There is also a sticker with information about the jug assembled by the previous owner.
An early Beswick toby jug modelled by Mr Watkin and sold between 1939-1954.
Details
Details
On base:
"MADE IN ENGLAND
BESWICK
737"
On sticker:
"$120 5/90" (price, month and year of purchase)
"Air Force Beswick
1939-1954
Modeller
Mr Watkin"
"No. 737
75-100 pounds 1974?"
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