A large Wedgwood blue and white jug, of generous form with a…
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A large Wedgwood blue and white jug, of generous form with a wide top rim, large handle and small spout, decorated in the 'Absoloms Pillar' pattern with a floral border. Impressed marks. England, circa 1820.

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