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Found this in historic York also. A sprigged jug with bell flower and acanthus leaves with grape vines around the rim. It seems to be enamel overlayed onto ceramic. Bit of a hole in the enamel on the side.

 

Found this image with Google, but the link to picclick leads to another item.
And using the image with Google Lens, I get this similar jug:

on this site:
https://haylesshop.com/products/blue-copper-lustre-jug
Unfortunately no additional info there re the maker

And, using that 2nd jug with Google Lens, I get:
https://www.etsy.com/listing/1589469074/antique-staffordshire-blue-copper

 

Thank you for looking. Oh how annoying. Google is always doing that. Shouldn't be allowed.

 

I found this similar one which is where I got my description from but again no pottery info.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1666431418...lp:2332490&itmmeta=01HSD95ZMSRDTJKYVM1P6XYWAF

 

With the bellflowers (yours seems to have a different type of flower) you get Ridgway, but those have the mask head, don't have that copper look (gold stone?), and have a different handle.

 

FWIW. another similar noted as English Staffordshire:

Antique English Staffordshire Copper Lustre Jug Pitcher Acanthus Leaves Thistle | #4707428718 (worthpoint.com)

another noted unknown from private collection:

Great 19th C Copper Lustre Pitcher With Raised Decor | #200182354 (worthpoint.com)

 

That second one is really close. I was thinking that they looked like thistles too, looking at the flower head.

 

I think that's the same one that was supposed to be found via picclick

Ah, thistles! I should have paid more attention during biology ...

 

I have to say, I like OP's with the white much more than all that gold.

 

Yes, I like the OPs a lot. I have an affinity for copper lustre. I have five copper lustre jugs and cream pitchers already, but there's room for more. Sort of. I have one new china cabinet that isn't full.