Allertons Blue Willow Transfer-Printed Jug - Staffordshire England

Allertons Blue Willow Transfer-Printed Jug - Staffordshire England

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Allertons Blue Willow Transfer-Printed Jug - Staffordshire EnglandA 1929 42 Blue Willow transfer printed jug bearing the classic willow pattern scene of pagoda, bridge, trees, and boat in deep cobalt on an off white background. Allertons were a Longton, Staffordshire pottery established in 1831. This piece carries a wonderful patina! Beautiful. Condition: Crazing throughout the glaze, with light staining that has developed with age. Dimensions: 13. 5 cm wide including spout and handle x 13 cm high

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