An exquisite and collectible early 19th-century relief-molded stoneware pitcher crafted by the renowned English maker Minton (Staffordshire, England), dating to circa 1830–1835. This piece features Minton’s iconic "Silenus" design (Mold/Model No. 16). The exterior is intricately decorated in high relief with a Classical Bacchanalian scene portraying Silenus—the companion and tutor of Bacchus—riding a donkey, surrounded by young attendant figures and lush grapevines with an organic, vine-form handle. ​Manufacturer: Minton ​Origin: Staffordshire, England ​Date: c. 1830–1835 ​Model/Pattern: No. 16 ("Silenus") ​Markings: Features the raised applied cartouche mark reading "No 16" on the underside, along with an impressed size numeral. ​Material/Finish: Smear-glazed stoneware Condition: In excellent antique condition. Please examine all provided photos carefully. Seller is happy to provide more photos upon request.