Four English Samuel Alcock China Jugs C1860

Name: Four English Samuel Alcock China Jugs C1860
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA283850
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19th century

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Description

This collection of ANTIQUE ENGLISH CHINA JUGS, decorated in the HIGH VICTORIAN style, date from circa 1860.

Each JUG is decorated slightly differently, playing with the contrasts of colour and pattern, to give a sumptuous effect.

Three of the JUGS, all standing 7 inches in height, bear the Factory Mark of SAMUEL ALCOCK & Co, HILL POTTERY, BURSLEM (1830-1859).

The tallest JUG (8 inches in height), shown on the left of the main photograph, bears the monogram JSH for the HILL POTTERY, BURSLEM which ran between 1861 and 1867 and carried on some of the ALCOCK designs.

Condition:

The condition of the JUGS is good. There are no cracks, chips or restoration. There is some minor rubbing to the paint and gilt.

Reminiscent of PUGIN and BURGESS, these JUGS would form a very rich, decorative feature in any design scheme.

Declaration

Shaun King Antiques has dated this piece to the 1860s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA283850

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Description

This collection of ANTIQUE ENGLISH CHINA JUGS, decorated in the HIGH VICTORIAN style, date from circa 1860.

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Each JUG is decorated slightly differently, playing with the contrasts of colour and pattern, to give a sumptuous effect.

Shaun King Antiques

fig 1. FOUR ENGLISH SAMUEL ALCOCK CHINA JUGS C1860 — fig 1. Four English Samuel Alcock China Jugs C1860

Three of the JUGS, all standing 7 inches in height, bear the Factory Mark of SAMUEL ALCOCK & Co, HILL POTTERY, BURSLEM (1830-1859).

The tallest JUG (8 inches in height), shown on the left of the main photograph, bears the monogram JSH for the HILL POTTERY, BURSLEM which ran between 1861 and 1867 and carried on some of the ALCOCK designs.