A delightful blend of functional pottery and English folk art, this Spaniel dog jug—a classic of Staffordshire production—transforms an everyday object into a piece of domestic theatre.
The dog is captured in the iconic “begging” posture, with its front paws raised and a gaze of watchful sweetness. The crown of the head serves as the spout, framed by a charming green and yellow decorative hat rim. The “scars of time”—specifically the paint loss on the rust-colored patches—are not flaws but brushstrokes of history that guarantee its 19th-century authenticity. This piece perfectly embodies the “Everyday Poetry” of the Atelier: an object born to serve, but destined to enchant as a statement piece on an eclectic table or inside a curated cabinet.
Technical Details & Condition:
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Estimated Period: Late 19th Century (c. 1870-1890).
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Origin: Staffordshire, England.
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Material: Hand-painted Earthenware.
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Dimensions: Height 22 cm.
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Condition: Good antique condition. The piece shows authentic signs of age, including characteristic paint loss on the brown patches and fine glaze crazing. The structure is sound with no cracks.
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