Face Terminals
Many potteries appear to have produced these classically shaped jugs, usually
with a face applied to the lip and handle. Stiff called the shape "Pompei" in
their 1873 price list.
The same faces also appear on shaving mugs and
possibly other items. This page shows all those seen so far with attributions
both confirmed and presumed.
Note: Although Stiff offered their version
in five sizes (half to four pints) I have seen no marked example. If you have
one or indeed any other face not illustrated here I would be very pleased to
hear of it.
| Fulham Not signed but has the "HOT WATER PROOF" mark seemingly unique to Fulham. |
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| Doulton Confirmed attribution. |
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| Doulton Confirmed attribution. |
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| Doulton Confirmed attribution. |
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| Derbyshire Most probably Denby from colour and "star" mark |
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| Derbyshire Langley Mill Confirmed attribution. |
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| Grosvenor, Glasgow Confirmed attribution. |
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| T Smith Confirmed attribution. |
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| Unknown Probably London |
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