A rare pearlware commemorative jug of Napoleonic interest c.1803

A rare pearlware commemorative jug of Napoleonic interest c.1803, printed and painted with a Highland soldier holding Napoleon like a set of bagpipes, titled 'An Old Performer playing a new Instrument or one of the 42nd touching the Invincible', the reverse with two soldiers titled 'One of the 71st taking a French Officer prisoner in Portugal', beneath the spout a lady and two children in a cartouche surmounted by two doves, some wear, a little restoration to the spout, 20.5cm. The print on this jug comes from an 1803 cartoon by S W Fores, and commemorates the Battle of Alexandria of 1801 when the Royal Highland Regiment captured the standard of Napoleon's 'Invincibles'.