A Heat between the four candidates at ALNWICK
BELL, LIDDELL, BEAUMONT & HOWICK

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Unknown Tyne Pottery, perhaps Maling 

These drabware items all have similar features, ie bands of copper lustre and painted washes of pink lustre.  The lustre decoration on handles terminates about a third of the way down. On that basis, it is tempting to attribute all of the Alnwick commemoratives to one pottery: Robert Maling.  However, it is possible that other Tyne potteries produced similar wares. 

Below, a similar drabware mug, and another creamware example. The transfer has also been recorded on a drabware jug (last image).

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A HEAT BETWEEN BELL & LIDDELL

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Unknown Tyne Pottery, perhaps Maling 

The white stripe is again a feature found on many of these drabware Alnwick commemoratives.

The Blue stripe on the mug below perhaps suggests this mug was made for a Bell supporter.