Can I use these jugs for serving food?

Most pieces function adequately for dry storage or display rather than daily culinary use, particularly fragile soft-paste porcelain and porous earthenware. Older glazes can also contain trace minerals. Examine the interior for cracks or crazing that might absorb liquids before deciding to pour beverages from them at a modern table.

How do I distinguish porcelain from earthenware?

Porcelain is vitrified, dense, and typically rings when tapped gently, often showing translucency if held up to a strong light source. Earthenware and stoneware remain opaque and heavier in the hand. Tin-glazed earthenware also reveals a coarse red or buff clay body if a small chip occurs on the base or rim.

What is the difference between Delftware and faience?

Both terms describe tin-glazed earthenware, but Delftware specifically refers to wares made in the Netherlands, particularly around Delft. Faience is the broader continental European term used for French and Italian tin-glazed ceramics. Both categories share the characteristic white enamel ground painted with cobalt blue or multi-coloured mineral pigments.

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An 18th century ceramic jug brings functional history to a table, offering tangible evidence of past domestic and tavern life.

First Period Worcester Porcelain Sauce Boat Fisherman & Billboard Island

18th century

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First Period Worcester Porcelain Sauce Boat Fisherman & Billboard Island

From Lee Sherman Antiques

£100

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18th century

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Late 18th Century Leeds Pottery Creamware Jug C.1780 Georgian Neoclassical Milk Jug

From Deja Vu St Leonards

£140

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Rare 18thc Italian Polychrome Majolica Scallop-shell Form Pilgrim Flask Jug

18th century

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Rare 18thc Italian Polychrome Majolica Scallop-shell Form Pilgrim Flask Jug

From Artsonline

£389

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A Mortlake Ale Pitcher with Silver Plated Lid C1800

19th century

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A Mortlake Ale Pitcher with Silver Plated Lid C1800

From Junk Antiques & Interiors

£150

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Chinese Qianlong Tobacco Leaf Sauce Boat C1780

18th century

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Chinese Qianlong Tobacco Leaf Sauce Boat C1780

From Shaun King Antiques

£1,420

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18th century

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18th Century English Delftware Jug with Beautiful Glaze and Fresh Colours

From Koos Limburg Jnr. Scotland

£325

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Brussels Faience Jug, Mask Spout, “Haie Fleurie”, C.1760–1790

18th century

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Brussels Faience Jug, Mask Spout, “Haie Fleurie”, C.1760–1790

From Gillers Antiques Ltd

£1,300

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Exquisite 18thc Dutch Delft Faience Espresso Coffee Pot Manganese & Polychrome

18th century

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Exquisite 18thc Dutch Delft Faience Espresso Coffee Pot Manganese & Polychrome

From Artsonline

£265

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Large Salt Glaze Mask Decorated Flagon, Possibly German Dating 17th 18th Century

17th century

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Large Salt Glaze Mask Decorated Flagon, Possibly German Dating 17th 18th Century

From Oliver Sargent Antiques

£475

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18th century

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Chinese 18th Century Famille Rose Armorial Sauce Boat, Circa 1755

From Oliver Sargent Antiques

£645

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Listings feature eighteenth-century ceramic jugs in porcelain, earthenware, stoneware, and tin-glazed Delftware from English, Dutch, German, French, Italian, and Chinese kilns.

17th / 18th C. Dutch Slipware Strawberry Jar

17th century

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17th / 18th C. Dutch Slipware Strawberry Jar

From Original Retro

£295

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18th century

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Antique Worcester

From Antoinettes Heirlooms

£350

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18th century

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A Rare 18th Century Liverpool/ Herculaneum Porcelain Cream Jug

From Robert Belcher Antiques

£325

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19th century

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Kpm Coffee Pot

From Devonshire Antiques

£375

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Chinese Kangxi Period (1644 - 1722) Porcelain Wine Ewer

17th century

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Chinese Kangxi Period (1644 - 1722) Porcelain Wine Ewer

From Original Retro

£2,750

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Late 17th/early 18thc Dutch Delft Chinoiserie Blue and White Jug

17th century

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Late 17th/early 18thc Dutch Delft Chinoiserie Blue and White Jug

From Artsonline

£390

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18th Century Ceramic Jug

First Period Worcester Porcelain Sauce Boat Fisherman & Billboard Island

Late 18th Century Leeds Pottery Creamware Jug C.1780 Georgian Neoclassical Milk Jug

Rare 18thc Italian Polychrome Majolica Scallop-shell Form Pilgrim Flask Jug

A Mortlake Ale Pitcher with Silver Plated Lid C1800

Chinese Qianlong Tobacco Leaf Sauce Boat C1780

18th Century English Delftware Jug with Beautiful Glaze and Fresh Colours

Brussels Faience Jug, Mask Spout, “Haie Fleurie”, C.1760–1790

Exquisite 18thc Dutch Delft Faience Espresso Coffee Pot Manganese & Polychrome

Large Salt Glaze Mask Decorated Flagon, Possibly German Dating 17th 18th Century

Chinese 18th Century Famille Rose Armorial Sauce Boat, Circa 1755

17th / 18th C. Dutch Slipware Strawberry Jar

Antique Worcester

A Rare 18th Century Liverpool/ Herculaneum Porcelain Cream Jug

Kpm Coffee Pot

Chinese Kangxi Period (1644 - 1722) Porcelain Wine Ewer

Late 17th/early 18thc Dutch Delft Chinoiserie Blue and White Jug

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