The cream jug or milk jug was a component of most 18th and 19th century tea and coffee sets, but the numbers coming onto the market as single units, easily outnumber those being sold as part of a setting. Silver cream jugs first appeared around 1700 as tea was becoming popular, following its introduction to Europe by the East India Company. The major ceramics manufacturers, such as Royal Doulton, Royal Crown Derby, Shelley, Royal Winton and Wedgwood all included a cream jug with their dinner and tea ware settings. Small jugs made by individual craftsman potters have also been labelled cream jugs, probably being the name most suitable for the size and style of the vessel. Cream and milk jugs mostly have a pitcher shape, with a wide pouring spout and a baluster foot or three legs.

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George II sterling silver creamer, hallmarked London, 1754, W.S…

George II Sterling Silver Creamer, London 1754, William Skeen, Rococo

George II sterling silver creamer, hallmarked London, 1754, W.S (William Skeen), of tapered form, with shaped rim and a scroll handle, body decorated in rococo style with three embossed cornucopia overflowing with flowers and foliage, on three raised…

Good George II sterling silver cream jug London 1759, maker…

Georgian Sterling Silver Cream Jug, London 1759

Good George II sterling silver cream jug London 1759, maker possibly Simon Jouet, embossed decoration, footed base, height 11 cm

A rare George II silver creamer, swollen oval shape on a cast…

George II Silver Creamer with Rococo Goat Scenes

A rare George II silver creamer, swollen oval shape on a cast rococo scroll foot, the body cast and chased with two scenes of goats in rustic landscapes within scroll cartouches, the acanthus capped scroll handle joining the rim at a scallop shell…

A George II sterling silver cream jug by Andrew Goodwin, Dublin,…

Georgian Silver Cream Jug by Andrew Goodwin, Dublin

A George II sterling silver cream jug by Andrew Goodwin, Dublin, 18th century, standing on three lion mask decorated paw feet, 10 cm high, 210gms

George II sterling silver cream jug rubbed marks! 1751, William…

George II Cream Jug, 1751, William Bagnall, Sterling Silver

George II sterling silver cream jug rubbed marks! 1751, William Bagnall. Approx weight 73 grams, bruised & repair to one leg.

A sterling silver sparrow beak creamer in the George II style,…

George II Style Silver Sparrow Beak Creamer

A sterling silver sparrow beak creamer in the George II style, 1967 Birmingham, with maker's mark for Barker Ellis silver Co, of pleasing plain baluster form with a footed base and double scroll handle with feathered thumb spur; hallmarked near rim,…

An Edwardian sterling silver creamer, 1901 Chester, a George II…

Edwardian Sterling Silver Creamer with Rococo Embossing

An Edwardian sterling silver creamer, 1901 Chester, a George II style creamer of bucket form with a scalloped and barbed rim, threaded girdle, double scroll handle, and embossed with rococo flowers and animals, raised on tripod paw feet with lion head and…

George II sterling silver sparrow beak cream jug, baluster…

George II Sterling Silver Cream Jug, London 1724

George II sterling silver sparrow beak cream jug, baluster shape with tongue capped scroll handle on a moulded flared foot, engraved initials, London 1724, maker James Smith I, 7.5 cm high

A George II silver cream jug, maker's mark indistinct, London…

George II Silver Cream Jug with Repousse Flowers

A George II silver cream jug, maker's mark indistinct, London 1750, of baluster form, the body with repousse flowers sprays and a rocaille cartouche engaged with a crest, on three pad feet, height 9 cm

A rare George II Irish silver cream jug on three heavy cast…

George II Irish Silver Cream Jug by William Townsend

A rare George II Irish silver cream jug on three heavy cast lion paw mask feet. William Townsend, Dublin c.1750.

George II sterling silver cream jug London 1737, maker possibly…

Georgian Silver Cream Jug, London 1737

George II sterling silver cream jug London 1737, maker possibly WG, Sparrow Beak spout, monogrammed, height 8 cm approx; weight 90grams approx.

George II sterling silver cream jug London 1746, maker Thomas…

George II Silver Cream Jug, London 1746, Thomas Jackson Maker

George II sterling silver cream jug London 1746, maker Thomas Jackson, tri-footed, monogrammed to base, height 10 cm approx; weight 92grams approx.

George II sterling silver cream jug London 1752, maker Charles…

Georgian Sterling Silver Cream Jug, London 1752

George II sterling silver cream jug London 1752, maker Charles Chesterman I, tri-footed, monogrammed, height 9 cm approx; weight 54gram approx.

George II sterling silver footed cream jug, hallmarked, London,…

George II Sterling Silver Cream Jug, London 1740

George II sterling silver footed cream jug, hallmarked, London, 1740, W.G, of baluster form, with s-scroll handle, raised on three feet, with acanthus thumb piece, total weight 93gm, height 9 cm purchased: J.H Bourdon-Smith, 1994

George II sterling silver cream boat, mark of George Greenhill…

George II Silver Cream Boat, 1739

George II sterling silver cream boat, mark of George Greenhill Jones, 1739 of ovoid form with leaf capped handle chased and engraved with flowers and shells, on three hoof feet, hallmarked, weight 121 grams height 8 cm

George III sterling silver cream jug, hallmarked, London, 1760,…

Georgian Silver Cream Jug with Floral Embossing, 1760

George III sterling silver cream jug, hallmarked, London, 1760, W.C (William Cribbs), of baluster form, with embossed floral work, raised on three feet, total weight 69gm, height 9 cm

Two Georgian sterling silver creamers and a brandy pot, the…

Georgian Sterling Silver Creamers and Brandy Pot Set

Two Georgian sterling silver creamers and a brandy pot, the brandy pot of plain design with an everted rim and a wooden handle. Maker's marks worn, London, circa 1752., the first creamer of baluster form, raised on three pad feet. Maker's marks not…

George III sterling silver cream jug, hallmarked, London, 1760,…

Georgian Sterling Silver Cream Jug, London 1760

George III sterling silver cream jug, hallmarked, London, 1760, W.C (William Cribbs), of baluster form, with embossed floral work, raised on three feet, total weight 69gm, height 9 cm

Antique George II hallmarked sterling silver cream jug, by…

George II Sterling Silver Cream Jug, London 1749-50

Antique George II hallmarked sterling silver cream jug, by Dorothy Mills & Thomas Sarbitt, London 1749-50, 80 grams and 8 cm high

Late George II sterling silver creamer, hallmarked, London,…

George II Sterling Silver Creamer, London 1759

Late George II sterling silver creamer, hallmarked, London, 1759, Ibbot, of pear form, with shaped spout and s-scroll handle and acanthus spout, raised on three feet, total weight 81gm, height 10 cm

A George III silver pear shaped creamer, raised on three pad…

George III Silver Creamer, London 1743

A George III silver pear shaped creamer, raised on three pad feet. Some faults. London 1743 by Edward Wood (marks rubbed). 78gms. Height 9 cm

English hallmarked sterling silver George II cream jug having a…

Georgian Sterling Silver Cream Jug, London 1744

English hallmarked sterling silver George II cream jug having a round bellied body with pressed gloral detail & a vacant cartouche, a scroll handle, a shaped border with spout, & sitting on three cast scroll & trefoil feet. London, 1744, maker Richard…

George II sterling silver cream jug plain baluster shape,…

George II Silver Cream Jug, London 1754

George II sterling silver cream jug plain baluster shape, scroll handle & legs, London 1754

A late George II sterling silver creamer, 1756 London, with…

George II Silver Creamer with Rococo Decoration

A late George II sterling silver creamer, 1756 London, with apparently no maker's mark, the pear shaped jug embossed and chased with rococo decoration with three curvaceous legs with hoof feet and acanthus mounts, with an ear form handle; hallmarked…

A George II sterling silver baluster cream jug by Robert Innes,…

George II Sterling Silver Cream Jug by Robert Innes (1743)

A George II sterling silver baluster cream jug by Robert Innes, London, 1743, engraved with a contemporary crest, 8 cm high, 130 grams

A small George II sterling silver creamer. 1747 London, with…

George II Silver Creamer with Rocaille Decoration

A small George II sterling silver creamer. 1747 London, with maker's mark for Benjamin West, the pear shaped jug with a fluted rim, having an acanthus embellished scrolling handle and raised on tripod cabriole legs with pad feet, profusely decorated in…

A rare George II/III silver teapot, sugar basin and creamer,…

George II/III Silver Teapot, Sugar Basin and Creamer Set

A rare George II/III silver teapot, sugar basin and creamer, maker probably George Hunter, London 1758 and 1760/1762, (3) the teapot with inverted pear shape body, the lid with concealed hinge and baluster finial, swan neck spout with acanthus leaf and…

English hallmarked sterling silver George II cream jug with…

George II Sterling Silver Cream Jug, London 1733

English hallmarked sterling silver George II cream jug with some restoration. London, 1733, maker indecipherable. Height 9 cm. Weight 88g

A sterling silver George II embossed sparrow beak creamer jug,…

Georgian Silver Sparrow Beak Creamer Jug, 1757

A sterling silver George II embossed sparrow beak creamer jug, maker I.W, London 1757 67 grms

Georgian silver baluster cream jug with repousse floral…

Georgian Silver Cream Jug with Floral Repousse Decoration

Georgian silver baluster cream jug with repousse floral decoration, probably 1750, weight 69g, height cm