Bone China Jug with moulded swags and basket

I recently bought this 6” tall jug on eBay.

it’s something of an enigma as the enamelled floral sprigs are very much in the style of New Hall and others c1800 but I have been unable to find another piece moulded with swags and a basket (which are also hand enamelled).

The style of the jug would date it to c1820-30 and I’ve seen plenty of creamers from that period with similarly moulded spots.

I doubt that anybody will know the maker but just wondered if anyone has seen similar.

thanks

John

 

I thought this one was yours then realized it wasn't, just a very similar one. No ID though and so far I've not found one in my books that seems promising though a jug attributed to Daniel has a similar shape and handle (don't know about the swag)

Does the basket have a raised design or just the swag?

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/CHARMING...=true&nordt=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557

 

From An Illustrated Guide to British Jugs by Henrywood. Similar shape and handle with similar molding on spout but no body molding.

 

Thanks. Yes the basket is moulded too. I don’t have that book. I have the anthology of creamers. Will have to get a copy.

 

I looked through A Cabinet of British Creamers by Berthoud without seeing one like it either. The closest really (not close) was another Daniel creamer with some molding and a squared handle. I have a few more books to try if no one has any idea.

 

The one SIS found and this one, also by Daniel, have the same molded leaves under the spout and top of handle: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/553802085409736714/
It says this one is in Godden.