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New Hall 'Silver Shaped' Jug in the style of 'Chinese Export Ware', pattern No. 541, c1790

(p1088)

A charming New Hall 'Silver Shaped' jug, decorated in the style of 'Chinese Export Ware'. This beautiful jug was made at the New Hall factory in Sheldon, Stoke-on-Trent in about 1790. New Hall specialised in tea wares at the end of the eighteenth century and produced a 'hybrid paste' body, trying to emulate the hard paste porcelain of Germany and China.

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This particular excellent New Hall jug, is called a 'silver shaped' jug as it was copying the then fashionable shape of jugs made in solid silver, which gives this jug a complex and very pleasing shape. The decoration of the jug is in coloured enamels, with patterns popular on Chinese Export porcelain coming to England at that time.

There is a charming spray of coloured flowers in a vase painted on the sides of the jug, with a few green leaves dotted about.

On the other side of the jug is a single painted pink rose bud, with again some green leaves dotted about.

The elegantly shaped pouring lip of the jug is embellished with a pink band on the inner rim and orange band on the outer rim. Below the orange band are panels of pink diaper ground, with orange features. Also on the shoulder of the jug are strewn a few single flower heads.

The elegant open loop handle is decorated on the back edge with pink embellishments.

The underside of the jug is marked with the New Hall pattern number '541' in pink.

This is a New Hall Jug of great charm and character. It is in excellent condition and a fine example from the New Hall factory c1790 and would make a splendid addition to a collector of New Hall or eighteenth century china or tea wares.

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Size and Weight: (values are approximate)

	4¼" (118mm) in height to the top of the jug's handle.
	5" (125mm) length from the tip of the spout to the back edge of the handle.
	5¼oz (155gms) in weight.

Marks:

The underside of the jug is marked with the New Hall pattern number '541' in pink. The Jug dates from c1790.

Condition:

This wonderful New Hall 'silver shaped' jug is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks, repairs or restoration. It is a fine piece from the New factory for the connoisseur collector of early English or New Hall porcelain.