A Nice Antique Georgian Stoneware Jug that has a pleasing rounded form with a rich brown glaze fading to a lighter, sandy base. The body is decorated in relief with a traditional harvest or rustic scene, giving the piece strong Georgian character.
The sterling silver mount and hinged cover is finished with a stepped dome and a neat pouring aperture. The lid is fitted with an elegant heart-shaped thumb lift that adds a refined, tactile detail. Hallmarked for Sheffield, 1828 and marked ‘I.W’ for the maker ‘John Watson & Son’.
* This type of mounted stoneware jug was commonly used for small servings of ale, cider, or spirits, and also valued as a decorative table piece.
Measurements:
Height: 4" (approx. 10cm)
Diameter: 3" (approx. 7.5cm)
Total weight: 201g
In good condition – The Silver shows only light surface wear consistent with age and gentle use. There are no chips or cracks to the stoneware.
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