Antique English Worcester Sparrow-Beak Cream Jug, Circa 1770–1785

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Description

An antique Worcester soft-paste porcelain cream jug from the late 18th century, decorated in the blue-and-white Fence pattern. The sparrow-beak … Read more An antique Worcester soft-paste porcelain cream jug from the late 18th century, decorated in the blue-and-white Fence pattern. The sparrow-beak form features a gently bulbous body, loop handle, and distinctive pointed pouring spout. Underglaze blue transfer decoration depicts a stylized landscape with fencing, foliage, and floral elements, finished with a blue border at the rim.

The underside bears a hand-painted open crescent mark associated with early Worcester porcelain production during the Dr. Wall period. A desirable example of Georgian English porcelain, combining a characteristic early form with a classic Chinoiserie-inspired pattern.

Details
Maker: Worcester Porcelain
Period: Circa 1770–1785 (attributed)
Pattern: Fence
Form: Sparrow-beak cream jug
Material: Soft-paste porcelain
Decoration: Underglaze blue transfer print
Mark: Open crescent in blue
Height: Approximately 4 inches

Condition
Antique condition with visible age-related wear. No chips, cracks or repairs. The underside and foot rim show discoloration, surface marks, and wear consistent with age and handling. Small dark specks and glaze irregularities are visible on the underside. Please review all photographs carefully.

An appealing addition to a collection of early Worcester, Georgian porcelain, or antique English blue-and-white ceramics. See less