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19th Century Port Dundass Stoneware Whisky Jug
Colin Brand Antiques
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19th Century Port Dundass Stoneware Whisky Jug

19th century
Description

A rare Port Dundass 19th century advertising whisky jug for Thom & Cameron, Glasgow.

‘My Queen Jubilee Blend’

‘The Cream of Highland Whiskies’

Queen Victoria pictorial with leaf design.

Betts patent details to rear with Royal Arms 1837-1897.

Dundass pottery mark to base.

(Missing original cork)

Physical Dimensions
Height
20cm (7.87")
Width
14cm (5.51")
Depth
11cm (4.33")
Declaration

Colin Brand Antiques has dated this Antique Stoneware Whisky Jug to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA1127422
Dealers Internal Reference
1818
Dealers Notes

Colin Brand Antiques Est. 1984

Description
A rare Port Dundass 19th century advertising whisky jug for Thom & Cameron, Glasgow.

‘My Queen Jubilee Blend’

‘The Cream of Highland Whiskies’

Queen Victoria pictorial with leaf design.

Betts patent details to rear with Royal Arms 1837-1897.

Dundass pottery mark to base.

(Missing original cork)

Height
20cm (7.87")
Width
14cm (5.51")
Depth
11cm (4.33")
Date of Manufacture

Colin Brand Antiques has dated this Antique Stoneware Whisky Jug to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1127422
Dealers Internal Ref
1818
Colin Brand Antiques
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A cream glazed Victorian stoneware whisky jug featuring brown transfer-printed typography and botanical decoration with a single side handle.
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Archive I A cream glazed Victorian stoneware whisky jug featuring brown transfer-printed typography and botanical decoration with a single side handle.

19th Century Port Dundass Stoneware Whisky Jug

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Archive III A cream glazed Victorian stoneware whisky jug featuring brown transfer-printed typography and botanical decoration with a single side handle. View III
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Archive VIII A cream glazed Victorian stoneware whisky jug featuring brown transfer-printed typography and botanical decoration with a single side handle. View VIII
Archive IX A cream glazed Victorian stoneware whisky jug featuring brown transfer-printed typography and botanical decoration with a single side handle. View IX
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United Kingdom
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A cream glazed Victorian stoneware whisky jug featuring brown transfer-printed typography and botanical decoration with a single side handle.
19th Century Port Dundass Stoneware Whisky Jug
Ref: SA1127422
A cream glazed Victorian stoneware whisky jug featuring brown transfer-printed typography and botanical decoration with a single side handle.
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A Victorian stoneware whisky jug is a heavy ceramic vessel produced during the nineteenth century to store, transport, and serve spirits. Often manufactured by regional potteries, these items featured durable glazes and stamped or transfer-printed merchant branding.

These vessels were thrown from dense clay and fired at high temperatures to make them non-porous. A liquid slip or salt glaze was applied prior to firing, creating a durable finish suitable for holding liquids without leaking.

Authentic period pieces display evidence of hand-crafting, such as subtle throw marks, slight firing variations, and heavy vessel walls. Potters impressed marks, transfer-printed typography, and natural surface wear near the base or handle also indicate age.

Stoneware vessels function well as decorative accents on open shelving, sideboards, or mantelpieces. They can be displayed individually as architectural objects or grouped with complementary ceramics to add textural interest to neutral rooms.

Clean stoneware vessels using lukewarm water and mild soap with a soft sponge. Avoid abrasive chemicals, harsh scouring pads, or dishwasher cleaning to prevent damage to the historic surface glaze and printed typography.
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