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Orient - jugs and creamers
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The typical Orient jug and creamer has the same octagonal shape as Frederick Rhead's other classic Woods designs , Alva and Westover - these are listed at the top of this page.
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| An octagonal jug and creamer are shown here with a circular biscuit barrel - see the Tea & Coffee ware page. |
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| Jugs were also produced in a range of other generic Woods shapes, such the sparrow-beaked ones shown right - these are listed further down the page. |
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Creamer
octagonal
2.5 ins (top rim),
4.75 ins
(spout-handle),
3 ins high
£18
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Small jug
octagonal
2.5 ins (opening),
5 ins (spout-handle),
4.75 ins high (top of spout)
SOLD
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Large jug
octagonal
3.625 ins (opening),
7.25 ins (spout-handle),
7 ins high (top of spout)
£45
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Medium jug
octagonal
3.25 ins (opening),
6.25 ins (spout-handle),
6 ins high (top of spout)
£35
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Medium/small jug
octagonal
2.875 ins (top rim),
5.75 ins (spout-handle),
5.5 ins high (top of spout)
£25
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Sparrow-beaked jugs and creamers
These can be found in various sizes Two small ones are shown below, next to the octagonal creamer for comparison. |
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Small creamer
sparrow-beak
2.25 ins (opening),
3.5 ins (spout-handle),
2.875 ins high
£21
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Small creamer
sparrow-beak
1.625 ins (opening),
2.75 ins (spout-handle),
2.5 ins high
This is the smallest one in the photos of three creamers (left and above).
£21
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Large jug
sparrow-beak
3.25 ins (top rim),
5.5 ins (spout-handle),
6 ins high
£45
This jug comes with a detachable metal lid (see below).
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Pressing on the white button raises the flap for pouring.
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Hot water pot with lid
sparrow-beak
3.25 ins (top rim),
5.5 ins (spout-handle),
6.75 ins high (top of spout)
£52
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Medium jug
'Jay' shape
3 ins (opening),
6 ins (spout-handle),
5 ins high (top of spout)
£25
NB: this jug has a CREAM ground, rather than white as with most other Orient items.
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It is very unusual to find the ORIENT pattern in this shape, designed in the 1930s
by Susie Cooper.
The 'Jay' shape jug is shown
left next to a regular
octagonal shape jug.
See Woods' Forest Flowers
pattern for more information. |
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