ENGLISH CERAMIC ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE, comprising one straight-sided mug and one jug, both being a dry body with smear glaze and brown enamel on rim, and one jug with applied glaze and gold lustre at rim, all having the same sprig mold design with hunting scene and horses. Mug and large jug marked "T&J Hollins" on base, otherwise unmarked. Staffordshire and other areas. 19th century. 4 7/16" to 6 1/16" H.
(UPDATED 6/14/16) Expected wear, particularly to rims, one 1/2" flake below the spout of one, very light radial crack on base of large jug, mug has small radial hairline crack on base.

Provenance: Collection of William D. "Bill" Ross, Bean Station, TN.
Catalogue Note: T &J Hollins operated between 1789 and 1809 as Kowalsky - Encyclopedia of Marks, p. 237, mark B1301/2069.

(UPDATED 6/14/16) Expected wear, particularly to rims, one 1/2" flake below the spout of one, very light radial crack on base of large jug, mug has small radial hairline crack on base.