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Early 20th C French Cream Jug
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Early 20th C French Cream Jug

1900 - 1920
Description

A French provincial cream jug with green and cream glaze from J.Dagand, Epicerie-Cremerie.

Measuring: 11cm high, 16.5 cm wide

French, early 20th century

Physical Dimensions
Height
11cm (4.33")
Width
16.5cm (6.50")
Declaration

Rob Hall Antiques has dated this French Green Cream Jug to the 1900s.

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SA1161892
Description
A French provincial cream jug with green and cream glaze from J.Dagand, Epicerie-Cremerie.

Measuring: 11cm high, 16.5 cm wide

French, early 20th century

Height
11cm (4.33")
Width
16.5cm (6.50")
Date of Manufacture

Rob Hall Antiques has dated this French Green Cream Jug to the 1900s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1161892
Rob Hall Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Aug 2025
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A green glazed earthenware cream jug with raised cream-coloured lettering on the side and a loop handle.
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Archive I A green glazed earthenware cream jug with raised cream-coloured lettering on the side and a loop handle.

EARLY 20TH C FRENCH CREAM JUG

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A green glazed earthenware cream jug with raised cream-coloured lettering on the side and a loop handle.
EARLY 20TH C FRENCH CREAM JUG
Ref: SA1161892
A green glazed earthenware cream jug with raised cream-coloured lettering on the side and a loop handle.
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Earthenware jugs were historically manufactured across rural French ceramic centres during the 19th and early 20th centuries for local dairy and domestic use. These utilitarian vessels were often commissioned by regional dairies (cremeries) and featured simple lead or tin-glazed finishes.

These jugs were hand-thrown using regional terracotta or earthenware clay and finished with liquid glazes prior to firing. Copper oxides were frequently added to glazes to achieve characteristic green tones across the earthenware body.

Authentic pieces display subtle surface irregularities from hand-forming, kiln-firing marks on the unglazed base, and raised French relief lettering. Glazes from this era often exhibit natural craquelure, small pinholes, and tonal variations.

Glazed ceramic pitchers function as decorative accent pieces, small vases for floral stems, or display objects on open kitchen shelving and sideboards. The green glaze pairs effectively with natural timber and stone surfaces.

Clean gently using warm water and mild liquid soap with a non-abrasive cloth. Avoid harsh chemical cleaners or modern dishwashers, and ensure the ceramic dries completely before storage to protect the glaze finish.
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