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Two Antique Jugs “Majolica” and “Doulton”
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Two Antique Jugs “Majolica” and “Doulton”

19th century
Sold 14 January 2026 · Antoinettes Heirlooms
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These two jugs were both made around the same period 1886-1930.

The majolica jug is in the manner of George jones although unmarked, it has a tiny rim chip clearly photographed . But otherwise in superb condition and all the relief detail is intact.

The Lambeth ( Doulton) stoneware jug is clearly back stamped and marked . The upper body is deep cobalt blue and then it has a relief row and jewelling.

The body has alternate coloured sprig ware

Majolica approx 23cm tall

Doulton approx 21cm tall

Date of Manufacture

Antoinettes Heirlooms has dated these Antique Ceramic Jugs to the 19th Century.

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These two jugs were both made around the same period 1886-1930.
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The majolica jug is in the manner of George jones although unmarked, it has a tiny rim chip clearly photographed.
Antoinettes Heirlooms

. But otherwise in superb condition and all the relief detail is intact.

fig 1. Two antique ceramic jugs featuring a majolica floral vessel alongside a Doulton-style blue and tan stoneware pitcher against a black background.
fig 1. Two Antique Jugs “Majolica” and “Doulton”

The Lambeth ( Doulton) stoneware jug is clearly back stamped and marked . The upper body is deep cobalt blue and then it has a relief row and jewelling.

The body has alternate coloured sprig ware

Majolica approx 23cm tall

Doulton approx 21cm tall

Date of Manufacture

Antoinettes Heirlooms has dated these Antique Ceramic Jugs to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1145516
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Two antique ceramic jugs featuring a majolica floral vessel alongside a Doulton-style blue and tan stoneware pitcher against a black background. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO
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Archive I Two antique ceramic jugs featuring a majolica floral vessel alongside a Doulton-style blue and tan stoneware pitcher against a black background. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO

Two Antique Jugs “Majolica” and “Doulton”

Archive II Two antique ceramic jugs featuring a majolica floral vessel alongside a Doulton-style blue and tan stoneware pitcher against a black background. View II
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The Pheasant Room
The Charlecote Pheasant Hotel
Charlecote
Warwickshire
CV35 9EW
United Kingdom
Verified Since Apr 2020
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Location: The Pheasant Room, The Charlecote Pheasant Hotel, Charlecote, Warwickshire, CV35 9EW, United Kingdom
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Two antique ceramic jugs featuring a majolica floral vessel alongside a Doulton-style blue and tan stoneware pitcher against a black background.
Two antique jugs “Majolica” and “Doulton”
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Two antique ceramic jugs featuring a majolica floral vessel alongside a Doulton-style blue and tan stoneware pitcher against a black background.
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  • ObjectDecorative Vessels
  • Period19th century
  • StyleVictorian
  • MaterialCeramic, Earthenware, Stoneware, Glaze
  • ColourMulticoloured
  • MotifsFloral relief moulding, Geometric banding, Hand-applied handles, Vibrant lead and salt glazes

Victorian majolica is characterised by colourful lead glazes applied over moulded earthenware, often featuring naturalistic plant or animal motifs. Doulton stoneware, developed significantly during the 19th century, typically utilises salt-glazing techniques with intricate incised or applied ornamentation on durable vitrified clay bodies.

These pieces are crafted from clay bodies such as earthenware for majolica and dense stoneware for Doulton. Manufacturing involved throwing on a potters wheel or slip-casting in moulds, followed by hand-finishing, applying detailed relief decoration, and firing at high temperatures with specialised glazes.

Authentic pieces generally display makers marks, pattern numbers, or impressed cyphers on the base, characteristic crazing in the glaze due to age, weight appropriate to the ceramic type, and hand-painted or hand-tooled details that distinguish them from modern mass-produced replicas.

These vessels can be displayed as standalone decorative accents on mantelpieces, integrated into open shelving arrangements, or utilised functionally to hold dried botanical stems, adding texture, historic charm, and artisanal contrast to modern living spaces.

Preserve antique ceramics by dusting gently with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners, immersing them in water if crazing is deep or unstable, and exposing them to direct sunlight or sudden temperature fluctuations to protect the integrity of the glaze.
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