Worcester Jug

A rare First Period Worcester porcelain yellow ground mask jug decorated with three colored transfer prints of farm scenes

An unusual print, sometimes seen on mugs; exceptionally rare to find it on a jug. King George II died in 1760, and so any Worcester commemoratives of him are scarce.

This Royal Worcester porcelain jug is decorated with a lively hand coloured spray of flowers, embellished with gilding, on a cream ground.

This is a very charming milk jug with cover made by Worcester in their First Period (sometimes called the Dr Wall Period) in about 1760.

Royal Worcester porcelain jug, painted with a Swallow, by William Powell, dated 1934.

Slight slipping to backstamp to underside Royal Worcester blush pattern 1714 Lizard Jug, 1930.    

Clean gilding Victorian Royal Worcester blush 1136 jug 1887 Stamped to the bottom with the retailer Theodore.B.Starr, New York                

This fine quality Royal Worcester porcelain stylized jug has an ivory ground and is beautifully hand painted and gilded with a rich floral and leafy display to the front main panel a...

Fine quality antique Royal Worcester jug having a quality hand painted and gilded Royal Worcester jug with a lovely shaped gilded handle and a hand painted jug in wonderful red, yell...

This jug is an exquisite example of early 19th century English porcelain .

A large Blue and White Dr. Wall Worcester jug in the "Pinecone" pattern which features a peony between two pine-cones and a pomegranate.

A vibrantly colored jug decorated with Chamberlain Worcester's "Japan" pattern #240, the 'Best Queens" pattern (also known as the "Rich Queens" pattern).

The jug has a well painted scenic reserve of a fox hunt at the front and a gilt decorative band above the body with gilt scroll work on the reverse.

Late 19th c. Royal Worcester gilded blush jug 1891 Model 1378 Manufacturer Royal Worcester, Made in England Date 1891 Model No. 1378 Height 15 cm / 6 in Backstamp Ro...

Chamberlain Worcester yellow-ground porcelain armorial jug and cover, circa 1800-1810.

A very fine antique English porcelain sparrow beak jug and cover decorated with a blue and gilded stripe design. The finely made jug has a moulded ribbed body and cover with a loop k...

Barr Worcester yellow-ground armorial porcelain jug, Possibly decorated at Chamberlains, circa 1800 The Barr Worcester porcelain covered jug with an elaborate armorial coat of a...

An unusual first period worcester porcelain blue scale ground mask jug with multiple panels with botanical decoration, circa 1775.

An early 19th century Chamberlain Worcester elaborately gilded jug with a single acrobat on each side.

The jug is marked to the base with one of Worcester's mock Chinese blue printed marks..

The Marital Arms of Lucy and Forster, The jug is painted with a colourful coat of arms on the front, banded and bordered with gilt marbling over a salmon (or peach) ground.

A rare 18th century Worcester cream jug painted with lappet-shaped panels showing mythical beasts alternating with vases.

This pitcher is a terrific copy of an 18th century Dr. Wall Period Worcester jug. The base bears a fretwork blue underglaze factory mark.

Rare Royal Worcester majolica water pitcher or jug. It is in very good condition and turquoise blue.

A very unusual large Aesthetic Movement Royal Worcester triangular shaped blue and white jug dated 1877.

This is a good Cabbage Leaf moulded mask head, porcelain Jug or Pitcher, which we attribute to Worcester, made in the early 19th Century.

This is a fine and early porcelain Worcester sparrow-beak milk jug, hand painted in the French style and made in Worcester's First, Doctor Wall period, circa 1770-1780.

Worcester porcelain cabbage leaf and mask spout jug, with double scroll handle, having original owner's initials,(R S) transfer printed with blue and white chinoiserie decor; unmarked.

This is a lovely SPARROW-BEAK Milk Jug from the WORCESTER factory, with a loop handle having an outer groove.

This is a rare and delightful English, first period or Dr Wall Worcester sparrow beak milk jug with a loop handle, made of porcelain dating to the 18th century, circa 1770.

Very rare Flight Worcester jug, of French form and printed with a fenced garden pattern in blue, marked to the base with a crescent, and an ultra-rare impressed 'Flight' mark.

This is a beautiful jug or pitcher made by Chamberlains Worcester in about 1810.

Royal Worcester porcelain ‘Mask’ jug, dated 1889. The blush ivory jug, moulded with a large face, beneath the spout, and having gilt leaf scroll handle.

A companion piece to a tea caddy I also have in the Earl of Dalhousie pattern. Not much needs to be said about it's fine points which speak for themselves.

An early Worcester feather moulded Cream Jug, painted in polychrome enamels with a version of the so called "Stag Hunt" pattern, with under-glaze blue border to the interior rim.

Fine Chamberlains Worcester porcelain jug, circa 1810. The wrythen moulded jug, finely decorated in a rich Imari pattern, of panels of flowering plants, above a border of a jardinièr...

Barr, Flight and Barr Worcester porcelain cream jug, c. 1815. Finely hand painted in vibrant enamels, and gilding, with a rich Imari pattern, of a profusion of flowers growing in a g...

A very good large example of early Worcester semi-porcelain. The general type is referred to as a mask spout and cabbage leaf molded jug.

An exceptionally fine and large Worcester porcelain ‘Cabbage Leaf’ moulded jug, c. 1770.

Royal Worcester porcelain jug, dated 1908. The melon shaped jug having a scallop rimmed top, and gilt branch handle.

This is a beautiful milk jug made by Flight & Barr between 1792 and 1804.

This is a stunning little milk jug made by Barr Flight & Barr between 1810 and 1813.

Royal Worcester ‘Reticulated’ jug, dated 1889. £980.00 Royal Worcester porcelain double walled, ‘reticulated’ jug, dated 1889.

Royal Worcester porcelain ‘Flat Back’ jug, dated 1911. The globular jug, hand painted with roses to one side, and rose buds to the reverse.

A Caughley cabbage jug with mask spout; decorated by Chamberlain Worcester with fine polychrome decoration and gilt intertwined initials.

This is a rare, large ironstone pottery jug or pitcher in the Fenton shape made by Mason's Ironstone, England and dating to the late Georgian period, circa 1815. The jug is octagona...

Antique Westerwald German Cobalt Blue Figural Stoneware Pottery Jug Pitcher. Circa Late 19th Century. Measurements: 19.5" H x 10" W x 6" D.

A fine and rare, early 19th century Tucker and Hemphill porcelain pitcher. Of classic form with typical polychrome floral sprays to both sides and gilt decoration. Tucker and Hem...

Royal Worcester Blush Ivory Flatback Ewer – Shape 1094, Dated 1896 A fine quality Royal Worcester blush ivory porcelain ewer, produced in 1896. Of flatback form, the body is finely ...

This stunning vintage handblown carafe embodies timeless French craftsmanship, inspired by the style of Biot glassworks. Crafted from vibrant blue bubbled glass, the piece showcases ...

20th Century Belgian Ceramic Vase. This traditional stoneware vessel features a rounded body with a narrow neck, small handle, and cobalt blue hand-painted decoration against a soft ...

This is a hand-painted Mason's ironstone jug or pitcher, in the Table and Flower Pot gilded pattern, from their earliest George 3rd period, circa 1820.  The jug is well potted in ...

A fine antique porcelain milk jug or creamer. By Meissen. Decorated with blue underglaze flowers with gilt stems and twigs on a white ground. The interior rim with a gilt wave-lik...