Antique Salt Glazed Jug

A charming, small jug in salt-glazed earthenware. Plain: just the way we like it.  

A superb large late 119th century single handled cobalt hand decorated crock from New Brighton, Pennsylvania, is in pristine as found condition with minor age marks. The decorated cr...

A large salt glazed ceramic brewery jug, manufacturered in the mid 19th Century by Port Dundas Pottery.

Handsome Salt Glazed Stoneware Crock Jug from N. Clarke Jr., Athens NY Converted into Lamp, Nice Floral Motif

The jug is salt-glazed brown stoneware and was made to commemorate the coronation of Victoria in 1837.

This salt glazed J Stiff Harvest ware jug was awarded to J W Dore, a member of the Chiswick Volunteer Fire Brigade in 1881.

A very attractive salt glazed stoneware jug or pitcher from the Doulton Lambeth factory.

A set of 19th century salt glazed jugs and blacking bottle. A charming, handcrafted stoneware trio offering a large jug, whisky jug and blacking bottle which was used to store stove...

English 19th Century salt glazed earthenware jug with embossed decoration, single handle and central spout

Two mid 19th century English salt glazed stoneware cider jugs with handles. Good scale.

This pair of typical country pots is finished with a distinctive vivid blue salt glaze, enhancing the rounded clay base with a charming nature inspired motif. The dominant form of st...

Two primitive 19th century antique salt glaze earthenware or stoneware crocks / jugs featuring a two gallon Charlestown, Massachusetts jug and a one gallon other.

An antique West Troy Pottery salt-glazed stoneware jug, dating to approximately 1870.

Salt glazed cider jug with polychrome decoration, circa 1765 The jug is painted in colorful enamels with a courting couple in a tree-filled landscape, a church to one side with a...

A rare antique two gallon stoneware jug by Whites of Utica, New York offers salt glazed stoneware construction cobalt blue decorated with horse, crock maker embossed with transposed ...

Antique German Westerwald stoneware pottery decanter jug or pitcher. Westerwald pottery, or Westerwald stoneware, is a distinctive type of salt glazed grey pottery from the Höhr-G...

Two antique 19th century German Westerwald cobalt blue salt glaze creamer pitchers / beer steins / jugs featuring pewter lids and floral / leaf motif. 1.5L.

An antique Brewer salt glazed stoneware jug offers blue decorated floral design and maker stamp as photographed, c1880 Measures- 14''H x 8.5''W x 8.5''D

The pastoral themes reflect Britain’s romanticised vision of rural life, popular during the Arts and Crafts movement. Made of salt-glazed stoneware, this jug is crafted in the Engli...

19th century Decorated salt glaze jug signed Nichols & Co., Williamsport, Pa. circa 1870-1880.

Norton Bennington VT.Folky hand painted or decoratetd salt glaze jug with exaggerated flowers in a basket.The condition is very good with a minor chip on the back side lip of the j...

A good collection of British art pottery comprising of nine items as follows: Thomas Smith Canal Potteries salt glazed jug with scratch design figures 1867-1894 Doulton Lambeth doub...

A fine antique Doulton & Watts (pre Doulton Lambeth) salt glazed stoneware Nelson jug dating from around 1840.

A fine and very stylish antique German Westerwald salt glazed donut shaped handled jug decorated with flowers dating from the latter 19th century.

A lady in traditional costume sits perched on the front edge of the body supporting two large garlands which are draped around the upper body. The jug is painted in tones of blue on ...

Signed John Conlon & Co. Grocers - wine and spirit merchant, 210 Lincoln St. Boston with a blue bird decoration below. Minor spots in the glaze. No chips or cracks.

Beautiful 17th Century Bartmann Jug / Bellarmine Jug Salt Glazed Stoneware, Germany.

The antique brown glazed stoneware jug, converted into table lamp, features traditional shape with applied finger ring handle, rounded shoulder, and narrow neck; it is decorated with...

This is a large Brampton (Derbyshire) salt-glazed stoneware Toby jug which is modelled on King George III.

16th century and 17th century beer salt glazed stoneware jugs. One with charming small flower etched on the side along with a '2-1/2' measure note prior to firing.