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Cream jug, Samuel Meriton British, Silver, British, London — Cream jug
Samuel Meriton
1754–55

Cream pitcher, Boston & Sandwich Glass Company American, Pressed glass, American — Cream pitcher
Manufacturer Probably Boston & Sandwich Glass Company
1830–40

Cream pitcher, Blown, pattern-molded glass, American — Cream pitcher
American
1820–45

Cream pitcher, Blown-molded glass, American — Cream pitcher
American
1815–40

Cream pitcher, Challinor, Taylor and Company American, Pressed glass, American — Cream pitcher
Possibly Challinor, Taylor and Company
1875–90

Cream pitcher, Dalzell, Gilmore and Leighton American, Blown-molded Onyx glass, American — Cream pitcher
Dalzell, Gilmore and Leighton
1886–90

Cream pitcher, New England Glass Company American, Free-blown glass with applied decoration, American — Cream pitcher
Attributed to New England Glass Company
Possibly South Boston Flint Glass Works
1815–35

Cream pitcher, New England Glass Company American, Pressed glass, American — Cream pitcher
Probably New England Glass Company
1827–35

Cream jug, Earthenware with slip decoration, American — Cream jug
American
1760–1800

Cream jug, Tiffany & Co. American, Silver, American — Cream jug
Tiffany & Co.
1928

Miniature cream jug, John Le Sage British, Silver, British, London — Miniature cream jug
Possibly by John Le Sage
18th century

Cream jug, Chelsea Porcelain Manufactory British, Soft-paste porcelain, British, Chelsea — Cream jug
Factory Chelsea Porcelain Manufactory
ca. 1745

Chinese, for American market

1785–90

Cream pot, Veuve Perrin Factory, Faience (tin-glazed earthenware), French, Marseilles — Cream pot
Veuve Perrin Factory
ca. 1760–70

Cream jug, Pewter, Flemish — Cream jug
Flemish
17th century

Creamer (part of a set), Wedgwood and Co., Basalt ware, British, Etruria, Staffordshire — Creamer (part of a set)
Factory Wedgwood and Co.
late 18th century

Cream jug, Earthenware, British, Staffordshire — Cream jug
British, Staffordshire
19th century

Cream jug (part of a set), Josiah Wedgwood and Sons British, Jasperware, British, Staffordshire — Cream jug (part of a set)
Factory Josiah Wedgwood and Sons
1785

Cream jug, William Townsend, Silver, Irish, Dublin — Cream jug
William Townsend
ca. 1735

Cream jug, Silver, Portuguese, Lisbon — Cream jug
Portuguese, Lisbon
early 19th century

Cream jug, William Caldecott, Silver, British, London — Cream jug
William Caldecott
1767–68

Cream jug, G. S., London, Silver, British, London — Cream jug
G. S., London
1761–62

Cream jug (part of a service), J. Spode, Soft-paste porcelain, British, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire — Cream jug (part of a service)
Factory J. Spode
1800–1830

Cream jug, Davenport, Longport, Dark blue printed ware, British — Cream jug
Possibly made at Davenport, Longport
18th–19th century

Cream jug, Ridgway or, Blue printed ware, British, Staffordshire — Cream jug
Possibly by Ridgway
Factory Possibly Phillips and Co.
18th–19th century

Cream jug, Enoch Wood & Sons British, Dark blue printed ware, British, Burslem, Staffordshire — Cream jug
Factory Enoch Wood & Sons
19th century

Cream jug, Glass, British — Cream jug
British
18th century

Cream pots with covers, Mennecy, Soft-paste porcelain, French, Mennecy — Cream pots with covers
Factory Mennecy
ca. 1760

Creamer with cover (part of a service), Doccia Porcelain Manufactory Italian, Hard-paste porcelain, Italian, Florence — Creamer with cover (part of a service)
Manufactory Doccia Porcelain Manufactory
ca. 1760

Cream jug, Silver, Irish, Dublin — Cream jug
Irish, Dublin
ca. 1760

Creamer, Jacob Frederic Granander, Silver, Swedish, Lidköping — Creamer
Jacob Frederic Granander
early 19th century

Cream jug, Michael McDermott, Silver, Irish, Cork — Cream jug
Michael McDermott
ca. 1770

Cream Pitcher, Ott and Brewer American, Porcelain, American — Cream Pitcher
Manufacturer Ott and Brewer
ca. 1882–90

Cream Pitcher, Union Porcelain Works American, Porcelain, American — Cream Pitcher
Union Porcelain Works
1887

[George Washington at his tomb], Enoch Wood & Sons British, Earthenware, transfer-printed, British (American market) — [George Washington at his tomb]
Enoch Wood & Sons
ca. 1818–ca. 1846

Cream Jug, Mottled brown earthenware, American — Cream Jug
American
after 1900

Cream Jug, Blown molded lead blue and colorless glass, American — Cream Jug
American
1820–40

Cream Pitcher, Henry Joseph, Pewter — Cream Pitcher
Henry Joseph
ca. 1770

Cream Pitcher, Knowles, Taylor, and Knowles American, Porcelain, American — Cream Pitcher
Knowles, Taylor, and Knowles
1891–ca. 1898

Cream Jug, Blown pattern-molded lead blue glass, American or British — Cream Jug
American or British
1780–1820

Cream Jug, Blown pattern-molded lead blue glass, American or British — Cream Jug
American or British
1780–1820

Cream Jug, Blown pattern-molded lead glass, British, probably — Cream Jug
British, probably
1780–1825

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