Antique James Ellis and Son Corncob Pitcher/circa 1870 Moulded Ceramic Jug/Victorian Kitchenware/Thanksgiving Tableware/Made in England

James Ellis and Son Pottery registered only one moulded pitcher design (in October of 1869), and this is one of the remaining examples of that jug. It measure 8" tall x 4" diameter and it just lovely! There is considerable crazing and discoloration, but this only adds to it's charm. Would make a unique addition to your Thanksgiving/autumnal table. Please take a close look at the pictures to see makers flaw on lip of spout (it's a fold or knick, UNDER the glaze), and one tiny chip on a leaf, mid height, to the right of handle. EDIT: found the slightest hairline crack - see added photo. Made in England.

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