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Lee Sherman Antiques has dated these Masons School House Jugs to the Regency era.
Dating to the **Georgian period, circa 1815–1830**, these impressive jugs display the distinctive bulbous 'club' form for which early Mason's wares are renowned.

Beautifully decorated in the classic **Imari palette** of rich cobalt blue, iron red and burnt orange, each jug is enhanced with ornate hand-gilded foliage and finely detailed landscape and floral scenes, showcasing the exceptional craftsmanship of the period. There is usual wear to gilding consistent with age, and one has a repaired handle.

Both jugs are impressed with a raised **'10'** to the underside and make a striking decorative display, whether exhibited together or as part of a collection of early English pottery.
Dimensions:**
Height:** 18cm

Width (handle to spout):** 19cm
A wonderful and highly decorative pair of early 19th-century Mason's Ironstone jugs, offering timeless appeal for collectors of Georgian pottery, Mason's wares, and traditional English ceramics.
Lee Sherman Antiques has dated these Masons School House Jugs to the Regency era.
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