Jug

Dateca. 1810

Maker Chetham & Woolley 1793-1871

OriginEngland, Staffordshire, Stoke-on-Trent, Longton, Lane End

MediumFeldpathic dry-bodied stoneware

DimensionsOH: 5:; OW: 6 1/2"; OL: 8 11/16"

Credit LineGift of Colin Wyman

Object number2008-77

DescriptionSquat feldspathic stoneware jug or pitcher with straight neck, molded and applied spout and 'c' scroll molded handle, a band around the rim and the central portion of the body coated in a dark brown slip with white sprig decoration applied on top, the scene depicting horses, fields, and trees. The jug has been turned on a lathe creating vertical ridges around the body, just above the foot.Label TextThis style of Chetham and Woolley jug is often referred to as MIST-type because of their relationship to marked examples that were sold by James Mist, a London retailer.ProvenancePreviously owned by Colin Wyman Blakesley, Towcester, Northamptonshire, UK