Antique Earthenware Jugs

earthenware tromp l'oeil jug is in the form of a parrot with a removable head forming the cover. The parrot

cottage industry, producing earthenware jugs and plates for their wives to sell in local village markets

Old French brown glazed earthenware jug with ear and is in good condition with light user marks

A charming glazed earthenware jug from the south of France c.1870. Please notice the useful

A good Border Ware pottery rounded drinking jug with well applied green glaze. Surrey-Hampshire

19th century English brown and cream earthenware milk jug or pitcher with basket weave and acanthus

, these earthenware jugs have become showcase pieces sought by designers and collectors. These beautiful

A Donyatt pottery puzzle jug modelled with the distintive spout associated with this Somerset

5389 William De Morgan Polychrome Jug decorated with Flowers and Foliage in the Persian Palate

5389 William De Morgan Polychrome Jug decorated with Flowers and Foliage in the Persian Palate

Large earthenware ceramic jug. Finish is ranging in color from Terracota, greens and brown.

Prattware pottery Hunting jug, c. 1810. The finely potted jug, moulded with a continuous scene of

Rare Staffordshire pottery jug, c. 1860. The large jug, modelled as a seated tabby cat, attired as

Pair Hunan Teu-Chou Ware Storage Jugs, Glazed Earthenware, China, 19th Century. 22

Staffordshire pottery ‘Prattware’ jug, circa 1798. Made to commemorate Admiral Duncan, and his role

A small Eastern European slip glazed earthenware milk jug with decorations, late 19th century.

Large Black and White Transferware Dairy Jug with Urn and River Scene Design. England, Late 19th

Liverpool pottery pearlware jug, dated 1795. Hand painted in underglaze blue, with an inscription

Yorkshire pottery Toby Jug in Prattware early 19th century. Mexborough Yorkshire England, 1810

Collection of Six White Pottery English Milk Jugs, Three Stamped, "Sadler," Two Stamped, "P & K

Collection of Three Vintage Double-Handled Confit Jugs with Green Glaze. France, Early 20th Century

A rare Staffordshire pottery jug, circa 1860. Unusually and amusingly modelled as Mr. Punch’s dog

Collection of Three Cream-Colored Dairy Jugs in Varying Sizes with the Largest Stamped, "Sadler

Lot of five relief pitchers and jugs with decorated scenes; several by Cobridge and Copelands. All

A 17th Century Earthenware pouring jug converted into a table lamp

a common piece of pottery used daily in the Portuguese kitchens, these earthenware jugs have become

Large earthenware wine jug from the mid-19th century. Featuring a beautifully mottled salt fire

A rare delftware puzzle jug in tin-glazed earthenware, nicely painted with the usual verse