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A Delightful 1820'S Wedgwood Drabware Milk Jug and Sucrier
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A Delightful 1820'S Wedgwood Drabware Milk Jug and Sucrier

19th century
Sold 27 July 2026 · Vanbrugh West Antiques Ltd
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Description

Both are in perfect condition, and would be a superb addition to any tea or coffee set

Measurements:

Milk jug - 12x8x13cms

Sucrier - 16x14x7cms

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Vanbrugh West Antiques Ltd has dated this Wedgwood Drabware Milk Jug to the 19th Century.

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Description
Both are in perfect condition, and would be a superb addition to any tea or coffee set

Measurements:

Milk jug - 12x8x13cms

Sucrier - 16x14x7cms

Date of Manufacture

Vanbrugh West Antiques Ltd has dated this Wedgwood Drabware Milk Jug to the 19th Century.

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Vanbrugh West Antiques Ltd
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Vanbrugh West Antiques Ltd
Telephone 07801 650780
Location
Admiral Vernon Arcade (Basement Level)
141 Portobello Road
London
W11 2QB
United Kingdom
Dealer Profile Page sellingantiques.co.uk/vanbrughwest
Verified Since Jan 2022
Items For Sale 61
Items Sold 397
Vanbrugh West Antiques Ltd
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Location: Admiral Vernon Arcade (Basement Level), 141 Portobello Road, London, W11 2QB, United Kingdom
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An antique Georgian Wedgwood drabware milk jug and lidded sucrier displayed against a neutral background.
A Delightful 1820's Wedgwood Drabware Milk Jug and Sucrier
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An antique Georgian Wedgwood drabware milk jug and lidded sucrier displayed against a neutral background.
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Cataloguer’s note

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  • ObjectTableware
  • Period19th century
  • StyleGeorgian
  • MaterialStoneware, Ceramic
  • ColourDrab Brown
  • MotifsMuted monochrome glaze, Applied loop handles, Domed lid with finial, Spouted rim

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Drabware is a type of unglazed or salt-glazed stoneware characterised by its muted, brownish-grey or olive-tan colour. It gained popularity in England during the late 18th century and throughout the Georgian and early Victorian eras, particularly associated with Josiah Wedgwoods manufactory.

Drabware is typically crafted from fine stoneware or earthenware bodies tinted with metallic oxides to achieve its characteristic earthy tone. The pieces are often thrown on a potters wheel and may feature applied moulded ornaments or simple incised detailing.

Authentic pieces often bear impressed makers marks, such as the uppercase WEDGWOOD stamp, sometimes accompanied by single-letter factory codes or numerals. The weight, dense stoneware body, and characteristic muted monochrome palette are also key indicators of period authenticity.

The understated, neutral tones of drabware complement minimalist, rustic, and organic modern interiors alike. Displaying these pieces on open shelving or a sideboard adds historical texture and subtle earthen warmth to contemporary spaces.

Antique ceramics should be washed by hand using warm water and a mild, non-abrasive detergent. Avoid soaking or using automatic dishwashers, as harsh chemicals and sudden temperature changes can damage the porous historical body or historical glazes.
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