Antique Oddfellows Creamware Jug with Black Transfer Print c.1830 Wedgwood

Antique Oddfellows Creamware Jug with Black Transfer Print c.1830 WedgwoodThis antique creamware jug is a fine early 19thcentury example of fraternal commemorative pottery, decorated for the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. Standing approximately 15 cm high, it is of bulbous ovoid form with an elegantly flared lip and a loop handle terminating in moulded leaf thumbrests. The body is made from a pale cream earthenware typical of English creamware of the 18201840 period and is covered in a clear lead glaze with a soft,

Backstamp: Impressed Wedgwood mark to base

It also sits comfortably within broader collections of Regency and early Victorian decorative arts

with some mellowing and rubbing to the gilded finish and traces of earlier wiring visible underneath

Victorian charm: The c1890 date places these vases firmly in the high Victorian period

If you are building or refining a collection of vintage Scheurich or West German ceramics

This association underscores its authenticity and importance within the broader corpus of early Wedgwood production

These glasses pair beautifully with decanters

Pair it with other creamware or fine china on a tea tray

or used as accent pieces on a dining or console table

whether displayed on a mantelpiece

heritage brands

this plaque exudes quiet luxury and timeless good taste