Jug with Oriental Painting

Hellooooo, what the verdict on this jug?

My guess is English Chinoserie circa 1880-1900. Definately a guess, thought I’d give it a go xD

What is the actually accurate identification of this jug?

 

Might be a tad earlier, pottery rather than bone china or porcelain, but otherwise fine.

 

Wow. I wasn’t too far off then! Nice one.

What’s the difference between bone china porcelain and pottery?

 

I'll find you some links, but in a nutshell, pottery is pretty much fired ordinary clay with not a lot added - earthenware, if you will. Bone china has crushed bone and other additives to make it possible to produce fine thin items. Porcelain is a variant, if you like, which is high temperature fired.

Have a read of this: http://www.vam.ac.uk/content/articles/c/caring-for-your-ceramics/

And this: https://sharonlathanauthor.com/understanding-ceramics-porcelain-vs-bone-china-vs-pottery/