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Antique Victorian Jug - N.w.p. Co. (Crica 1878-91)
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Antique Victorian Jug - N.w.p. Co. (Crica 1878-91)

19th century
For Sale by M Cross Antiques
Description

A large Victorian transferware jug by the New Wharf Pottery & Co. of Burslem Staffordshire. The mark to the underside dates this piece to c.1878-91 (from 1891 onwards 'ENGLAND' is generally included). The "B" after the initials is for the town of Burslem and the pattern name given is 'Vine'.

The overall condition is very good, with a strong colour to the pattern and no chips, marks or cracks present. Some very fine crazing to the glaze but overall a lovely example of this now rare pattern.

Physical Dimensions
Height
29cm (11.42")
Width
21cm (8.27")
Depth
21cm (8.27")
Declaration

M Cross Antiques has dated this Victorian Red Transferware Jug to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1201767
Dealers Internal Reference
771
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A large Victorian transferware jug by the New Wharf Pottery & Co. of Burslem Staffordshire. The mark to the underside dates this piece to c.1878-91 (from 1891 onwards 'ENGLAND' is generally included). The "B" after the initials is for the town of Burslem and the pattern name given is 'Vine'.
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The overall condition is very good, with a strong colour to the pattern and no chips, marks or cracks present.
M Cross Antiques

Some very fine crazing to the glaze but overall a lovely example of this now rare pattern.

Height
29cm (11.42")
Width
21cm (8.27")
Depth
21cm (8.27")
Date of Manufacture

M Cross Antiques has dated this Victorian Red Transferware Jug to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1201767
Dealers Internal Ref
771
M Cross Antiques
M Cross Antiques
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We specialise in period furniture, decorative antiques and artwork.

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A Victorian cream ceramic jug decorated with a red transferware pattern of grapes and vine leaves.
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Archive I A Victorian cream ceramic jug decorated with a red transferware pattern of grapes and vine leaves.

Antique Victorian Jug - N.w.p. Co. (Crica 1878-91)

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A Victorian cream ceramic jug decorated with a red transferware pattern of grapes and vine leaves.
Antique Victorian Jug - N.W.P. Co. (Crica 1878-91)
Ref: SA1201767
A Victorian cream ceramic jug decorated with a red transferware pattern of grapes and vine leaves.
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  • ObjectJugs
  • Period19th century
  • StyleVictorian
  • MaterialEarthenware, Glaze
  • ColourCream and Red
  • MotifsGrapevine pattern, flared spout, loop handle
  • SizeH 29 cm (11 in) x W 21 cm (8 in) x D 21 cm (8 in)

This Victorian transferware jug is made from earthenware with a cream glaze and red decoration, produced by the New Wharf Pottery and Company of Burslem, Staffordshire, between 1878 and 1891. The body has a globular shape with a flared spout and a vertical loop handle attached to the upper shoulder and rim. It is patterned with a detailed red transferware design depicting grapevines, large clusters of grapes, and vine leaves wrapped around the body and neck. The surface features fine crazing across the glaze, and the base rests on a stepped circular foot. The jug measures 29 cm high, 21 cm wide, and 21 cm deep. In a modern interior, this piece is well-suited for placement on a dining room sideboard top or a kitchen shelf as a decorative display item, or for functional use holding fresh cut flowers as a table centrepiece.

FAQs

Transferware pottery features decorative patterns applied using copper-plate tissue paper prints transferred onto earthenware or ironstone prior to glazing, a method refined by British potteries in the 19th century.

These vessels were typically formed from glazed earthenware or refined white ironstone, decorated with ceramic oxide inks applied via transfer prints.

Authentic pieces feature underglaze maker backstamps, registration marks, subtle misalignment in the transfer pattern seams, and fine surface crazing within the glaze.

Place the jug on a sideboard, kitchen counter, or dining table as a standalone decorative piece or functional floral vase.

Hand wash gently with warm water and mild liquid soap, avoiding abrasive pads or modern dishwashers to prevent glaze degradation.
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