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Lovely Wedgwood Creamware Pottery Hot Water Jug & Cover C.1780
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Lovely Wedgwood Creamware Pottery Hot Water Jug & Cover C.1780

18th century
For Sale by The Fancy Fox
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A charming late 18th century creamware pottery hot water jug and cover by Wedgwood, of plain baluster form with nice details including a stepped foot and bifurcated ribbed handle with decorative moulded leaf terminals. The incurved cover with globular knop and incised ring around the edge. The jug impressed WEDGWOOD, c.1780.

It measures 16.5cm (6 1/2") high and 12.8cm (5") spout to handle and 9cm (3") across the belly. 

In very good condition with no damage, repair or restoration to the jug. The cover has three small shallow chips to the underside edge. No repair or restoration. Minimal handling wear.

Physical Dimensions
Height
16.5cm (6.50")
Width
12.8cm (5.04")
Depth
9cm (3.54")
Declaration

The Fancy Fox has dated this Wedgwood Creamware Water Jug to the 18th Century.

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SA1226746
Dealers Internal Reference
RA1122
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Description
A charming late 18th century creamware pottery hot water jug and cover by Wedgwood, of plain baluster form with nice details including a stepped foot and bifurcated ribbed handle with decorative moulded leaf terminals. The incurved cover with globular knop and incised ring around the edge. The jug impressed WEDGWOOD, c.1780.
fig 1. An 18th-century creamware hot water jug featuring a baluster-shaped earthenware body, a fitted dome cover with a ball finial, and a loop handle.
fig 1. Lovely Wedgwood Creamware Pottery Hot Water Jug & Cover C.1780

It measures 16.5cm (6 1/2") high and 12.8cm (5") spout to handle and 9cm (3") across the belly. 

In very good condition with no damage, repair or restoration to the jug. The cover has three small shallow chips to the underside edge. No repair or restoration. Minimal handling wear.

Height
16.5cm (6.50")
Width
12.8cm (5.04")
Depth
9cm (3.54")
Date of Manufacture

The Fancy Fox has dated this Wedgwood Creamware Water Jug to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1226746
Dealers Internal Ref
RA1122
The Fancy Fox
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An 18th-century creamware hot water jug featuring a baluster-shaped earthenware body, a fitted dome cover with a ball finial, and a loop handle.
Lovely Wedgwood Creamware Pottery Hot Water Jug & Cover c.1780
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An 18th-century creamware hot water jug featuring a baluster-shaped earthenware body, a fitted dome cover with a ball finial, and a loop handle.
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Creamware is a refined cream-coloured earthenware developed in Staffordshire during the mid-18th century. Popularised by Josiah Wedgwood as Queens Ware, it became the standard refined tableware across Britain and Europe during the Georgian era.

18th-century creamware was crafted from white clays mixed with calcined flint and coated with a clear lead glaze. The lightness of the ceramic body allowed for crisp moulding, turned bases, and delicate hand-applied handles or finials.

Authentic 18th-century Wedgwood creamware often features impressed marks such as WEDGWOOD in lowercase or small block letters, along with a lightweight body and a light greenish cast where lead glaze pools in crevices.

Display a creamware jug as a standalone accent piece on a dining sideboard or open kitchen shelving. Its neutral hue and classical proportions complement both modern minimalist and traditional country house decor.

Clean antique creamware gently using lukewarm water and a mild, unperfumed soap with a soft microfibre cloth. Avoid soaking or subjecting the ceramic to dishwasher use, as porous earthenware can absorb moisture through crazed glazing.
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