A little health a little wealth... – Tyneside

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Attributed to Bird & Co, North Shields, 1823–1826? 

Unfortunately, I don't have a high-res image, but you can see on the right of the 'a' in the centre of the transfer a small scratch where the engraver slipped.  Also at the right of the 'e' in the second 'little'.

According to this source the proposal to build a bridge linking North and South Shields was made in 1825, which would put this jug in the Bird & Co period of management of the North Shields Pottery.   The bridge was never built, and a ferry service was established in its stead.

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Attributed to Cornfoot, Colville & Co, North Shields, 1828–1832

This transfer has the same scratches as described above.  However, additional foliage has been added, perhaps in 1828 when the pottery changed hands.

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Robert Maling, Ouseburn Bridge Pottery or...
​Cornfoot, Carr & Co, North Shields, 1832–1838

A completely different version of the transfer to those above.