A lovely first period Worcester porcelain blue and white sparrow beak cream jug printed with a rare combination of landscape patterns. The main pattern is the leading side of the ''Circled Landscape'' with a viaduct type bridge with a small structure on top, a house on the river bank and a small boat in the foreground. On the other side within the same patterned border is a scene loosely based on a mash up of some of the themes of the ''European Landscape Group'' but a distinctly different set of engraved designs. It is set against a main river backdrop with a sailing boat to the left and a rowing boat with four occupants to the foreground. To the right is a windmill with a house and tree and smaller buildings away in the distance. An example of this rare second print is seen in colour plate 113, in Godden''s Guide to English Blue & White Porcelain.The frieze around the vignettes is repeated inside the rim with two further tiny landscape scenes. Grooved strap handle. c. 1780....