Featured It's raining jugs!

Your Lara pitcher may be F. Winkle & Co., despite this listing: http://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/antique-staffordshire-pottery-oblong-1475969012

 

Updated my files, thanks to you guys. I had no idea that was a Passionflower, and can only hope to find another example of Mongol Horseman.

 

Artistic licence on the kingfisher.....but it's a sweet design......

 

Wonderful thread! Love the jugs. Following is a link to the Clyde Pottery Co. PoW (Prince of Wales) "Royal ..." transferware pattern on a bowl with plate. The bowl is backstamped with the same PoW feathers saying "Royal Bowl" rather than "Royal Jug" as on yours.

http://www.huntsearch.gla.ac.uk/cgi...42&mdaCode=GLAHM&reqMethod=Link&browseMode=on

--- Susan

 

Thanks Susan!
Another one below, unidentified with unclear diamond mark. Thoughts welcomed, we've no idea atm.

(BTW, under one of the tables in the auction were 4 boxes of books and a box of household junk. On top of the books in plain view was a limited edition 1985 reproduction of Morton Nance Pottery & Porcelain of Swansea and Nantgarw. Still don't know why nobody else bid on the lot but very happy to take it home! A few other modest books in the 2 boxes we brought back and going back Tuesday to pick up the other two boxes and some other lots that wouldn't quite fit in the car on Friday)