Ceramic Jugs

A rare Worcester sparrow beak jug of "Scratch Cross" type, with a grooved handle and turned foot, finely pencilled in black with a symmetrical Chin...

Ceramic owl made by Emile Galle in 1890. One of his last objects in ceramic. He focused after this date more on glass. This owl was made on his own...

A William Brownfield stoneware 7" Jug in Cashmere pattern.

An Old Hall Earthenware Co. Ltd. Rare Six Virtues 9" stoneware Jug with blue ground and white decoration. This is a short lived factory from 1861 ...

A Large 19th century, Herefordshire, Cider jug. Size (approx): (width x height x depth) 25cm x 42cm x 0cm 9.8in x 16.5in x 0in

A Large Masons ironstone Jug with dragon handle.

An English drabware pottery 9.50" Jug decorated with orange classical figures.

A rare and fine quality example of an English pottery Bacchus jug from the Staffordshire Potters in the 18th century. The jug has exceptional deta...

A ceramic pitcher with a beautiful gold glaze and a picture of a man smoking his pipe made by Galle around 1890. Galle stopped making ceramics afte...

A good quality late 19th century Continental porcelain Toby Jug depicting the comedy actor John Liston as Paul Pry. Postage & Packing: UK: £6, E...

Two ceramic Galle vases after an etching of Spanish soldiers by Jacques Callot. Galle was very impressed and influenced by his famous fellow inhabi...

A fine early Worcester Sparrow Beak Jug of tall bulbous form with grooved strap handle and pedestal foot, painted in underglaze blue with the Prunu...

An impressively large earthenware jug, functional but also strongly sculptural in form, with lovely variegated earth-toned glaze. English (Cornis...

An English pottery 7" Jug with an unusual brown classical print with greek key decoration.

Antique English pottery stoneware brown glaze puzzle jug. The jug is decorated with sprigs of hunting scenes with hounds and horses. London or De...

Prattware jug made to celebrate campaigns of 1793;Prince Cobourg: Duke of York. Decorated in shades of ochre/orange, brown, blue, green & yellow

19th century Mason's Ironstone 'Hydra' shape octagonal jug with moulded dragon handle, decorated with the 'Table & Flower Pot' pattern. Printed cro...

An attractive Verwood pottery jug, of medium size and in good condition. English (Dorset), 19th century. Height 10 1/4" (26cm)

A very fine first period Worcester ‘Dolphin Ewer’ creamboat of delightful size with crisp shell moulding and a lamprey handle, two entwined dol...

A fine example from the Bristol Pottery with typical "Fyfieldesque" floral decorations. The jug is dated 1820 and bears the name JOHN NORTON. The...

An English pottery blue and white spongeware Jug & Bowl. The Jug is 10" high and 8.50" wide The Bowl is 13.25" x 4.25" high

A very unusual 19th century Staffordshire porcelain miniature Toby Jug in the form of the actor John Liston as Paul Pry. FREE Worldwide postage & ...

19th century Staffordshire pottery minature Toby Jug with turquoise jacket and brown hat. FREE Worldwide postage & packing on this item. ('Buy it...

A delightful early Worcester cream jug, the feather-moulded ovoid body with a pronounced lip and moulded double scroll handle with a curled thumbre...

A very unusual late 18th century miniature Toby Jug with sponged manganese colouring (underglaze). Probably Yorkshire. FREE Worldwide postage & pa...

19th century Staffordshire pottery minature Toby Jug, with red coat and yellow waistcoat. FREE Worldwide postage & packing on this item. ('buy it...

18th century 'Jackfield' type jug with traces of original 'cold painted' floral decoration and gilding. FREE Worldwide postage & packing on this i...

18th century 'Jackfield' type hot water jug on three feet,the cover with bird knop. FREE Worldwide postage & packing on this item. ('Buy it Now' ...

A Set of 3 Masons ironstone graduated Jugs with chinoiserie figures decoration. 4.50", 5.50" & 6"

An unusual late 18th century Pratt ware miniature Toby Jug, decorated with underglaze colours. FREE Worldwide postage & packing on this item. ('B...

A very fine first period Worcester Dutch Jug, with overlapping cabbage leaf moulding, painted with chinoiserie landscapes within black line panels ...

A good quality 19th century Staffordshire pearlware miniature Toby Jug with turquoise jacket and yellow waistcoat. Decorated with overglaze enamel...

19th century Staffordshire miniature Toby Jug with red jacket and yellow edge to the hat. FREE Worldwide postage & packing on this item. ('Buy it...

A Ridgway & Abington grey stoneware moulded leaf 8" Jug.

A fine early Worcester large jug, this continuous form of decoration is mainly associated with large jugs, adapted from Meissen

An early small milkjug with a landscape on the two sides and at the front the head of an animal. Signed on the bottom. Small restoration at one of ...

A Samuel Alcock parian blue ground Jug with Camel design

A fine early Worcester spiral moulded Cream jug with solid loop handle, painted in under-glaze blue with the fisherman and willow pavilion pattern ...

An unusual and good quality early 19th century Staffordshire pearlware small Toby Jug depicting the full lenght figure of the actor John Liston as ...

A good quality Staffordshire pearlware, relief moulded 'Parson, Clerk & Sexton' jug, decorated with overglaze enamel colours. Possibly Neale & Co....

Pearlware Staffordshire pottery pitcher. The jug is named and dated Samuel Collins 1812 Smockington. Smockington is a small village in Leicestersh...

A fine New Hall pedestal footed Cream Jug with divided beak handle, painted with floral sprays, c 1790. Pattern number 297.

A good Prattware Toby jug, decorated with typical underglaze colours. Staffordshire or Yorkshire. FREE Worldwide postage & packing on this item. ...

A rare antique Staffordshire pottery miniature Toby Jug figure. Decorated with enamel colours with a pearlware glaze. These miniature examples of...

Caughley sparrowbeak jug printed in underglaze blue with the "Fruit Sprigs" pattern, "S" mark, 8.5 cm high, invisible repair to minute chip to tip ...