Porcelain jug produced by the Rockingham Ceramic Factory in Swinton, Yorkshire, circa 1830. The four-lobed body is molded with scrollwork in relief and finished with yellow and gold enamel over a soft grey glaze showing fine craquelure. The scalloped neck is painted with floral sprays on both sides, and the foliate handle is gilded. The underside bears the painted model number ''8376'' in puce enamel, consistent with Rockingham''s factory system. The jug is made of hard-paste porcelain. A jug of the same model is held at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London (C.93-1951), where it occupies a prominent place in the permanent collection of 19th-century English ceramics. This piece is of significant collector interest due to its documented model, refined gilding, and excellent state of preservation.Dimensions: height 19.2 cm, width 16 cm, depth 13 cm, weight 5...