Antique Brown and White Transferware Wash Pitcher Jug circa 1840-1850 - W & S Athens - Presumed Clyde Pottery - Scotland stool The gold detailing on the

The gold detailing on the rim and handles are shiny and bright with just a slight bit of wear in some spots along the top and bottom and bottom edge

- Unusual shape

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Antique Brown and White Transferware Wash Pitcher Jug circa 1840-1850 - W & S Athens - Presumed Clyde Pottery - Scotland stool The gold detailing on theThe joy of my heart is to study men, their manners, and their ways, and for this darling object I cheerfully sacrifice every other consideration. Robert Burns {HISTORY} A gorgeous example of mid 19th century Scottish pottery, this brown floral transferware wash pitcher jug was made in Scotland around the mid 1850s. In addition to flowers, it contains circular imagery of a lithograph style mountain landscape in the center of the bouquet. Marked with a