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Pitcher, Earthenware, transfer-printed, British — Pitcher
British
ca. 1813–ca. 1815

Jug, Sunderland, Lustreware, British, Sunderland — Jug
Sunderland
David Newborn
19th century

Peace and Plenty, Sunderland, Lustreware, British, Sunderland, Yorkshire — Peace and Plenty
Sunderland
early 19th century

Jug, Phillips and Co., Pottery, British, Sunderland — Jug
Phillips and Co.
early 19th century

Jug, Lustreware, British, Sunderland — Jug
British, Sunderland
ca. 1810

Chimneypiece consisting of three pieces, Dixon Austin and Co., Lustered earthenware, British, Sunderland — Chimneypiece consisting of three pieces
Dixon Austin and Co.
1820–26

Mug, Durham Co., Pottery, British, Sunderland — Mug
Durham Co.
early 19th century

Abolitionist Jug, Pearlware (glazed earthenware) with transfer-printed and luster decoration, British, probably Stafforshire or Sunderland — Abolitionist Jug
British, probably Stafforshire or Sunderland
ca. 1820