A Westerwald stoneware jug (Kugelbauchkrug) depicting King William III and his consort Mary, dated 1691A Westerwald stoneware jug (Kugelbauchkrug) depicting King William III and his consort Mary, dated 1691The ovoid jug with pulled lip and strap handle, salt-glazed light grey stoneware with applied central roundel medallion moulded with busts of William of Orange and Queen Mary in coronation robes above the inscription in lower-case type 'Uifonshollanffe Tuynloo Bloof enorinicappellenenRoofen' [Uit ons hollanstsen tuyn so bloin oranieappellenen Rosen 1691In our Dutch garden bloom oranges and roses], decorated around the body with applied blossoms and floral straps connected by incised stems, 22cm high, (two tight, short haircracks to the rim)For a discussion of stoneware objects with the same medallions see Dubbe, B. 1988, 'Greskannen met afbeeldingen van de Koning-Stadhouder en Konigin Mary', Antiek, 23:2, 76-82, fig. 7.A comparable jug with the same medallion is in the collection of the British Museum (1889,0702.10) and another similar example with a single portrait of Willem III is in the Kustgewerbemuseum Cologne (illustrated by G. Reineking von Bock, Steinzeug (1986), no. 537).