OFFERING a 3 piece set of ANTIQUE RELIEF MOLDED SALT GLAZED
STONEWARE UTILITARIAN PITCHERS OR JUGS

SEE VIEWS ABOVE

THESE WOULD HAVE BEEN USED EVERYDAY IN THE KITCHEN AROUND 1800

GUESS ON AGE VERY EARLY 1800's

I AM SURE THESE ARE EARLY ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE
PIECES THAT ARE BEFORE 1840

POSSIBLY EVEN BEFORE 1800

UNMARKED IN ANY WAY

CREAMY "PITTED" GROUND (from the salt glaze process) WITH RAISED TRAILING VINES AND FLOWERS (Dogwood? Apple Blossom?) WITH A LITTLE BLUEBIRD OR SWALLOW SWOOPING IN

GILT TRIM ON ALL RAISED DECORATIONS AND AT TOP EDGE & HANDLE

THE VINES HAVE LITTLE GREEN DOTS (fruit? berries? or flower buds?)

THE THREE SIZES ARE AS FOLLOWS: 

THE LARGE JUG is SIZE 7 3/4" High x 6" Wide (spout to handle)
x 3 3/4" Round Diameter (at the top)

THE MEDIUM JUG is SIZE 7" High x 5 1/2" Wide  (spout to handle)
x 3 1/4" Round Diameter (at the top)

THE SMALL JUG is SIZE 6 1/4" High x 4 3/4" Wide (spout to handle)
x 3" Round Diameter (at the top)

THE LARGE JUG HAS A 2 1/2" CRACK NEAR THE HANDLE THAT SHOWS BOTH INSIDE AND OUT (see last view above)

THE MEDIUM JUG HAS A 3" CRACK NEAR THE BASE THAT SHOWS BOTH INSIDE AND OUT (see 2nd & 3rd to last view above)

AND THE SMALLEST JUG HAS BROWNING AND DISCOLORATION OVERALL
(no cracks)