A large 1920s ironstone water jug with raised banding stamped "Lord Nelson Pottery England" to the underside of the base. 

Plain, unadorned water jugs with clean-lines and simple forms were part of the everyday 19^th and early 20^th century kitchen. Their purity and functionality is as appealing today as it was then; and when used for either water, milk or flowers, or simply amassed as a decorative collection, they make an arresting addition to the modern home.

Year of manufacture: c.1920

Origin: England

Material: Ceramic

Diameter 15.5cm  Width from spout to handle 22cm Diameter of opening 12cm

Condition: excellent, with some all over crazing to the glaze.

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