ENGLISH CERAMIC JUGS, LOT OF TWO, comprising one orange-bodied jug with white interior, having gilding and grisaille-painted landscape across the front, and one transfer-printed jug with silver lustre, having a hunting dog and bird on one side and a cottage on the opposite side with "THE LANDLORDS CAUTION" below the spout. Unmarked. Staffordshire and other areas. 19th century. 6 1/2" and 7 1/8" H.
Expected wear to gilding and lustre, minor roughness on spout rims, glaze flaws on several areas of the transfer-printed jug with several flakes on foot rim and radial glaze crack on base, surface hairline crack across base of gilt jug that does not go through to inside.
Published: Orange jug in Locket and Godden - Davenport: China, Earthenware and Glass, 1794-1887, p. 146, VIII (center).
Provenance: Collection of William D. "Bill" Ross, Bean Station, TN.
Orange jug, ex-collection of Jack Hacking.
Catalogue Note: The orange jug was likely made at the Davenport Factory in Staffordshire, England.

Expected wear to gilding and lustre, minor roughness on spout rims, glaze flaws on several areas of the transfer-printed jug with several flakes on foot rim and radial glaze crack on base, surface hairline crack across base of gilt jug that does not go through to inside.