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Antique Victorian Mary Gregory Glass Jug Pitcher
The Antique Shop
for sale €80     $86
£68

The Antique Shop

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Antique Victorian Mary Gregory Glass Jug Pitcher

19th century
For Sale by The Antique Shop
Description

Antique Victorian Mary Gregory Glass Jug Pitcher. This lovely Victorian mary gregory glass jug has a wonderful painted young girl among trees and shrubs.

All in good condition.

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Delivery

Packing and Postage to Mainland UK is £12

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Circa 1890

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£68

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Our Reference 11702

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Approximate Dimensions are:

Height – 5 ¾ inches – 14.2 cm

Width – 4 ¼ inches – 10.8 cm

Depth – 3 ¼ inches – 8.3 cm

Physical Dimensions
Height
14.2cm (5.59")
Width
10.8cm (4.25")
Depth
8.3cm (3.27")
Declaration

The Antique Shop has dated this Mary Gregory Glass Jug to the 1890s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1120877
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Description
Antique Victorian Mary Gregory Glass Jug Pitcher.
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This lovely Victorian mary gregory glass jug has a wonderful painted young girl among trees and shrubs.
The Antique Shop

All in good condition.

Delivery

Packing and Postage to Mainland UK is £12

Circa 1890

£68

Our Reference 11702

Approximate Dimensions are:

Height – 5 ¾ inches – 14.2 cm

Width – 4 ¼ inches – 10.8 cm

Depth – 3 ¼ inches – 8.3 cm

Height
14.2cm (5.59")
Width
10.8cm (4.25")
Depth
8.3cm (3.27")
Date of Manufacture

The Antique Shop has dated this Mary Gregory Glass Jug to the 1890s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1120877
The Antique Shop
Sellingantiques verified Since Dec 2005
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A clear glass pitcher featuring a white enamelled silhouette illustration of a child standing amongst foliage.
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Archive I A clear glass pitcher featuring a white enamelled silhouette illustration of a child standing amongst foliage.

Antique Victorian Mary Gregory Glass Jug Pitcher

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Telephone 01406 350535
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Lincolnshire
PE12 9SA
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A clear glass pitcher featuring a white enamelled silhouette illustration of a child standing amongst foliage.
Antique Victorian Mary Gregory Glass Jug Pitcher
Ref: SA1120877
A clear glass pitcher featuring a white enamelled silhouette illustration of a child standing amongst foliage.
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FAQs

Mary Gregory glass refers to Victorian decorative glassware painted with stylized white enamel figures, traditionally representing children engaging in outdoor activities. Originating in the late nineteenth century, the style became prominent across European and American glass manufacture.

These vessels were crafted from blown or pressed glass, available in clear or tinted colours such as cranberry, blue, and green. The figures were painted using heavy white enamel ground glass mixtures that were fired onto the surface.

Authentic nineteenth-century pieces typically exhibit fine paint application with slightly raised enamel brushstrokes, age-appropriate wear to the underside of the base, and period-typical silhouettes rather than modern cartoonish proportions.

Place glass vessels on open shelving, window ledges, or sideboards where natural light highlights the translucency of the glass and contrasts with the white enamelled motif.

Hand wash glass items using lukewarm water and mild dish detergent, avoiding abrasive pads or dishwashers which can erode or strip the painted enamel detailing.
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