Jugs Help to identify

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  1. Jinty

    Jinty New Member

    This is the middle jug of a set of 3. Measures 19cm. Each has a blue ‘V’ mark and this one has a raised mark of 4 dots & a wee line measuring 5mm. Any help to identify would be appreciated. Thanks!
     

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    Jinty, Jul 28, 2022
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  2. Bakersgma

    Bakersgma Well-Known Member

    Welcome, Jinty. I'm afraid your pictures are too small. You can post images up to 1MB here.
     
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  3. Nathan Lindop

    Nathan Lindop 1: “?” 2: “!”

    This looks to be of a type of Pottery mass produced in Victorian England. They are likely made in Staffordshire along with 80% of English Victorian Pottery but I think the mark may have been more for use by the staff in the factory than as a makers mark.

    Charming piece of history still, 1880 to 1900 at a guess.
     
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  4. Jinty

    Jinty New Member

    Thank you! This fits with the timeline I had and although they started my family journey on a farm on the west coast of Scotland, I’m guessing items like this were moved around quite easily. Sorry the pics are so small!
    Thanks again!
     
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