Antique Earthenware Jugs

French oil jar from Auvergne region in France. A three-handled green-glazed terracotta storage vessel, with pouring spout. It has a wonderful textured surface, in part due to the sca...

This Copeland Spode wash jug & basin set is decorated in a pseudo Japanese style made popular after Japan was opened up to the West from the late 1850's. Japanese art was wildly popu...

French oil jar from Auvergne region in France. A two-handled green-glazed terracotta storage vessel, with pouring spout. It has a wonderful textured surface as well as a spattering o...

French oil jug from the Auvergne region in France. A large three-handled green-glazed terracotta storage vessel, with pouring spout. It has a wonderful green color that is characteri...

Mid-19th Century American redware jug with a manganese glaze, which is a handsome, slightly metallic black glaze; the underside is glazed as well. Hand-pulled, applied handle and tri...

An exceptional quality and possibly unique jug modelled in the manner of a German earthenware beer jug.

Beneath the spout are moulded representations of ferns, with the handle textured to represent laurel leaves and berries. The jug is glazed with a vellum coloured ground. Made in eart...

In very good condition and proportion comes this stonewear jug from Saxonia, Germany, 12th-13th century!

This salt glazed J Stiff Harvest ware jug was awarded to J W Dore, a member of the Chiswick Volunteer Fire Brigade in 1881. The inscription on the pewter mount reads "Chiswick Volunt...

CHRISTOPHER DRESSER (1834-1904) UK LINTHORPE ART POTTERY, Middlesbrough HENRY TOOTH Artistic Manager Linthorpe (1842-1918) UK “Persian” jug 1879-1882 Glazed earthenware ...

The business produced domestic earthenware including relief moulded earthenware (especially jugs) and tableware with underglaze, multicolored decoration (‘Prattware’).

Rare hand painted earthenware jug with a cork stopper. Found in Alsace, France.

This double handled earthenware jug of pottery has a narrow mouth and two handles.

Beautiful and very rare glazed earthenware jug, Germany, circa 1850. Weathered.

Vintage French green glazed earthenware jug with rope and maker's mark-- the Biot symbol, which is the 4 letters of Biot surrounded by two figure 8s signifying the 16 families that r...

Handmade vintage French green glazed earthenware jug with minimalistic handles and marker's mark-- the Biot symbol, which is the 4 letters of Biot surrounded by two figure 8s signify...

Late 19th Century French earthenware pottery bottle or jug from Normandy. Spout in tact.

Turned with local clays and glazed with a regional recipe before firing, this jug features a pair of handles on top and an opening for a cork stopper. Glazing was applied to the inte...

Found in Southern France this rare Antique French Jug with lid is covered in a gorgeous blue glaze on the outside and white on the inside. Jugs like this were a staple in every Frenc...

Vintage handmade French jug/pitcher with handle. Please note that a collection is available (image 9).

Glazed terracotta jug, southern France, early 20th century. Ovoid shape with a long narrow neck and a handle, used to serve water or wine. Partially glazed on the top, around the nec...

A small, beautifully shaped spherical jug with a slightly tapering neck by De Porceleyne Fles. Dated between 1910–1930, it belongs to the 'Nieuw Delfts' series, inspired by ceramics ...

19th century earthenware water jug with gold and green glaze, no crazing or chipping, some glaze skipping.Once a common piece of pottery used daily in French kitchens, these earthenw...

English 19th Century salt glazed earthenware jug with embossed decoration, single handle and central spout

Pair of late 18th Century Spanish earthenware jugs from Puente del Arzobispo. With wonderful hand painted polychrome decoration.

A charming Edwardian style still life study depicting a earthenware jug placed with sliced lemons. Signed illegibly and dated to the lower right.

Fantastic handmade French earthenware jug with lots and lots of character and charm.

Vintage French hand-thrown green earthenware jug with applied handles and maker's mark-- the Biot symbol, which is the 4 letters of Biot surrounded by two figure 8s signifying the 16...

Turn of the century yellow earthenware pitcher, probably Jaspe. Once a common piece of pottery used daily in French kitchens, these earthenware jugs have become showcase pieces sough...

19th century earthenware vase with brown, green, and crème paint with some glaze scaling, glaze skipping and minor chipping.Once a common piece of pottery used daily in French kitche...

Made by Thomas Harley in his factory in Lane End, Staffordshire which produced earthenware jugs and other wares from 1805-1812. One of the three jugs is SOLD.

Once a common piece of pottery used daily in French kitchens, these earthenware jugs have become showcase pieces sought by designers and collectors.

Once a common piece of pottery used daily in French kitchens, these earthenware jugs have become showcase pieces sought by designers and collectors.

Turn of the century pair of earthenware pitchers (Grapes). Once a common piece of pottery used daily in French kitchens, these earthenware jugs have become showcase pieces sought by ...

Once a common piece of pottery used daily in French kitchens, these earthenware jugs have become showcase pieces sought by designers and collectors.

19th century (1860) terracotta water jug with a yellow glaze.Once a common piece of pottery used daily in French kitchens, these earthenware jugs have become showcase pieces sought b...

A silver goblet and earthenware jug sit prominently amongst the fruit. Presented in a vintage gilt effect frame.

The scene shows a man sitting on a broken barrel with another man offering him a drink from a earthenware jug. The painting is unsigned and presented in a 20th Century brushed gilt f...

A wood-fired ceramic jug from Belgium circa 1900. With a characteristic form and finish, these earthenware jugs were a common measure from ages past, used for food storage and transp...

A wood-fired ceramic jug from Belgium circa 1900. With a characteristic form and finish, these earthenware jugs were a common measure from ages past, used for food storage and transp...

The tin-glazed earthenware jugs of a man and woman still retain their original covers.

Small (rare) terra cotta pot with a gold glaze.Once a common piece of pottery used daily in French kitchens, these earthenware jugs have become showcase pieces sought by designers an...

Once a common piece of pottery used daily in French kitchens, these earthenware jugs have become showcase pieces sought by designers and collectors.

Proskau Faience Jug in the form of a Parrot, circa 1770. The tromp l"oeil tin-glazed earthenware jug is in the form of a parrot with a removable head forming the cover.

Once a common piece of pottery used daily in French kitchens, these earthenware jugs have become showcase pieces sought by designers and collectors.

Vintage French earthenware wine jug with a decorative rope and maker's mark.

Vintage French "Barbotine" Floral Earthenware Set This is a vintage basin and water jug set, made from "faïence barbotine" earthenware in Central France.

Delightful early antique French handmade earthenware wine jug. This jug has an awesome shape, gorgeous coloring and retains its original handle too.

Typical Alsace pottery with its beautiful color and decoration, France, circa 1850. Good condition.

Whether displayed in a kitchen or as a focal point in a living room, this earthenware jug is not just a decorative piece but also a testament to the artisanship of the past.

Two primitive 19th century antique salt glaze earthenware or stoneware crocks / jugs featuring a two gallon Charlestown, Massachusetts jug and a one gallon other.

The companion work depicts a complementary ensemble: a copper pot with lid, a ladle and skillet, a rustic jug, earthenware bowl, kitchen herbs and root vegetables, and a spice grinder.

Featuring an olive green and colored glaze over earthenware. Part of a collection of rare form jugs- see last photo.

Lovely pot bellied glazed earthenware walnut oil jug with triple handles and spout is from the Périgord region in the Dordogne, France The jug was used to hold and transport walnut...

A well provenanced, very large, artistic and vibrant ancient Peruvian Earthenware jug from the Nazca culture, dating to approximately 250 - 540 A.D.

A nice 18th century French Walnut oil jug with a nice glaze.

Signed Frank Butler.

Gorgeous pair of Bohemian glass jugs or urns Very colourful with hand painted designs over the blue Circa 1930 Offered in great shape ready for home use right away We ship to every c...

19th century Italian faience pitcher decorated with bird on a fence and a tree on the other side.

An absolute stunning and large-scale stoneware sculpture with great color and form. Signature is a bit illegible but last name reads what seems Beard with an initial before it. It st...

French, 19th century Jersey "Pitcher".

This pair of exquisite lidded Chinoiserie vases, or ginger jars, features an intricate, hand-painted polychrome decoration of flowers and foo dogs – mythical lion-like creatures that...

Beautifully lidded ceramic vase. Blue flowers complement the earthen brown.

A unique studio art ceramic vessel featuring an unusual bombastic contrapposto stance with bulging belly, signed, early aughts. In deep licorice with hints of iridescent aubergine an...