Emma Bridgewater Burgundy Pomegranate 0.5 Pint Jug for Liberty London 2014
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These charming antique inspired household pieces will enhance any kitchen decor. Vintage style jugs and pitchers have that rustic yet fresh look that accentuates neutral colors like pastel pink, white, floral prints, or even distressed metal jugs. I like to store my wooden spatulas in metallic jugs and pitchers. You c
The jug was probably named and modelled after ‘Sir Toby Philpot’ a legendary 18th century drinker, who also made an appearance in Franci...
FACE JUGS MAKING FACES When a potter decides to make a jug in a human form or decorate it with a face, they are part of a tradition shared by potters around the world. For centuries anthropomorphic vessels have been made. Historically, the majority of these were made for funerary or ritualistic purposes such as […]
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There are a variety of origin stories for memory jugs. Google-fu gets you information, but nothing definitive. One explanation is that memory jugs originated as African mourning vessels, a tactile and tangible link from this world to the next, placed at gravesides and adorned w
Hiya, stampers! My card today is for the JUGS (Just Us Girls) challenge blog. JUGS is doing a Wild Wild West theme this week to help promot...
In chronological order ( Click on the images to get a high resolution photo ) A very interesting Exposition claret jug by John Figg, London 1866
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